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snow and what areas were accessible. They nibbled on the grass that was emerging in sections and chowed down on the food that was spread out before they entered. Of course some excited play wrestling was also called for! After all that excitement and activity Grinder and Coola were pretty tuckered out and spent the rest of the day bedded down in their newly created beds in the forest. We are also

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New 360⁰ Tour of Mountain Ropes Adventure Not exactly sure what we mean when we say aerial ropes adventure? Check out this new 360⁰ look at our latest activity at the Mountain - Mountain Ropes Adventure! We know you'll want to check out all the balancing, climbing, zipping and swinging fun for yourself after seeing this.

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or up high and in a locked garage to prevent any issues- Keep barbecues clean after each use to reduce odor attraction- Keep bird feeders with only a small amount of seed and top up more frequently.  If large amounts of seed are left the bears will attempt to get into it.  Feeders can also be placed in a hard to reach area for bears- When your fruit trees or shrubs start to shed their fruits make

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tree branches to prevent house cats from using these as a perch to launch attacks against the unsuspecting hummingbirds.  During cold snaps, it's a real help if you can bring your feeder inside for the night time. Hummingbirds will feed until approximately 30 minutes after dusk and then go into a torpor for the night time and awake just before dawn to feed. So if as much as possible you can bring

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website. Regarded as two of the most popular residents at the Peak of Vancouver, the now 19 year old Grizzly bears Grinder and Coola originally came to Grouse Mountain’s Refuge for Endangered Wildlife in 2001 when they were rescued after being orphaned during separate incidents in Bella Coola and Invermere. Grinder: Grinder was found in 2001 in Invermere, BC. He was wandering alone on a logging road

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New Menu at the Grouse Grind Coffee Bar Hearty and delicious options now available! We're excited to launch a brand new menu of delicious hot items at the Grouse Grind Coffee Bar!It's already your go to stop for a quick coffee and snack after conquering the trails, but starting today you can now satisfy your hunger with a variety of new hot options. Try out new favourites like Chicken Pot Pie

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Celebrating 18 Years of Grinder and Coola at Grouse Mountain! Today marks the 18th Anniversary of the arrival of Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.  Both bears were found orphaned in the wild in the late spring of 2001 - Coola was found near the coastal town of Bella Coola after his mother was struck and killed by a truck on

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Multi-Grouse Grind® Challenge Raises Thousands for BC Children’s Hospital Record setting day on the Grouse Grind at the 4th annual event (North Vancouver) After an amazing 19-hour day on the Grouse Grind®, Grouse Mountain is thrilled to announce that the Multi-Grouse Grind® Challenge has raised over $34,000 in support of the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation. A new female record was set at this

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she would be a calm and friendly ambassador.  As our largest and heaviest owl she is an impressive visitor for educational groups or public talks.  She has a double wide aviary and can be found spending the winter months flying around and practicing her new adult call that sounds like 'Who's awake, me toooooo!'. Blizzard - snowy owl Blizzard arrived here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge in 2014 after

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the World Cup circuit. This year's downhill event was a unique race with two runs, rather than a traditional one-run downhill. The 20-year-old was sitting in third-place after his first run and moved up a spot to finish in second-place. This is Mulligan’s first FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships podium after a fourth-place result in the Super-G last season. Check out the full results

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