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last week the bears ceased eating and spent most of the day inside their wooden sleeping den slumbering away.  This onset of snow, darkness and lack of food all triggered their hibernation instinct.Despite being called hibernators, Grizzly Bears will carry out many activities such as stretching, standing, sitting, rolling over and even some grooming while in the den.  This is thought to keep their

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Sliding Zone to our awesome dispatchers – these are the people that make our Mountain tick. First up, meet Brittany. Still in her first season at Grouse Mountain she’s fit right into the team as one of our transport drivers. These transport vehicles are pretty unique to Grouse Mountain – normally used in hydro operations, we’re one of the very few ski resorts using this type of covered track vehicle. As

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Mountain’s Adventures in Education Programs every year. Through these programs we aim to create awareness amongst today’s youth about their environment, surrounding wildlife and the many things they can do to sustain and support both. The Pollinators Garden was started to showcase regional varietals that are important in supplying a source of pollen to both our bees and a broad range of wild pollinators

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Light Awareness Program) website to learn more. In addition to birds, some bat species are also migratory. Here on Grouse Mountain we`ve noted flights of Hoary Bats passing by us each spring and fall. These large bats head south to the southern USA and Gulf of Mexico coastline to spend the winter. They return to BC to breed. Through automated ultrasonic detector installations we can observe the

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Grinder & Coola Awaken from Hibernation 15 Looking well, Grouse Mountain Grizzlies exited their hibernation den on April 9th, 2016 Last week the decision was made to open the bear's hibernation den door. Preparations ramped up readying the bears' habitat area, which despite warm temperatures was still very snowy. The bears had been stirring a little bit more each day and it was evident they

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Omega The Wolf A Life That Inspired Respect and Awe for Wolves  We are very saddened to report that our oldest wolf Omega passed away early this morning. He was discovered deceased at first light within the Grouse Mountain wolf habitat where he and his pack mates found sanctuary. At 15 & 1/2 years old, Omega lived to be one of the oldest wolves in the world. Omega was born in captivity in

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We're Giving Away $500 with #myY2Play What's your Y2Play Moment? Do you like winning things?We are giving away a $50 Grouse Mountain Gift Certificate every day for 10 days to a lucky Instagrammer.Just post your favourite Grouse Mountain winter moment on Instagram. Follow and tag us @grousemountain using the hashtag #myY2Play. We will direct message each day's lucky recipient.Contest ends March

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Peak Registration Pricing Ends May 15, 2014 Register for Seek the Peak 2014 now and save Grouse Mountain’s 11th-annual Seek The Peak presented by Columbia event is just over a month away, and the clock is ticking! If you haven’t already signed up to complete 16 kilometres of ultimate fitness bragging rights, be sure to do so before Thursday, May 15th to take advantage of Peak registration

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top tourist destination and are keenly aware of the vital role tourism plays for the business as well as the local economy. “There are many people and groups who are valued partners with Grouse Mountain,” added Zou. “We look forward to continuing our strong working relationship with local businesses, tourism, Metro Vancouver and the District and City of North Vancouver.” As Grouse Mountain Resort

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Hospital (grindforkids.com)*100% of the $5 registration fee will be donated to Grind for Kids The first 100 people to register will receive a Grind10 Survival Kit filled with Grind worthy treats and motivation from our sponsors to support your Grind10 journey. Participants who complete all 10 Grinds will be entered into a draw to win some awesome prizes from lululemon athletica, Granville Island Brewing

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