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used to all of the sights and sounds of the mountain.Like most babies, right now their priority is a lot of eating and sleeping!  They also love exploring their aviary and exploring outdoors as well.  There are two young Ferruginous Hawks and one young Golden Eagle.Ferruginous Hawks are North American hawks that usually inhabit the arid and semi-arid grasslands of the mid continent.  They are related

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habitat (utilizing a fence-line or aviary etc.) until it has acclimated to the surroundings and become familiar with the sights, sounds and smells of its new home. After a short time period, often one to four weeks, the gate to the holding area is opened and the wildlife inside is allowed to leave on its own schedule. Many times the wildlife comes back for the nights or still utilizes the familiar

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regional ingredients available, creating memorable signature cocktails such as the now famous Vancouver Rum Mule created by last summer’s winner Dan Hawkins from Vancouver. We would like to add your favourite cocktail to the menu at Altitudes Bistro, and learn how to make it from you in person in a “Sip Local” video.The Altitudes Bistro already includes great dishes for sharing such as the Smoked Haddock

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sourcing the finest and freshest regional ingredients available, creating memorable signature cocktails such as our Peach Thai Basil, Pineapple Sage Piña Colada and Gin Lychee Martini for discerning palate. Altitudes Bistro manager Christine Russell would like to add your favourite cocktail to the menu at Altitudes Bistro, and learn how to make it from you in person in a “Cocktails with Christine” video

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Get Excited! Winter Is Just Around the Corner Book now for Camps and Clinics School is back in session, the days are getting shorter so that signals that winter is almost here. Don't despair this means months of fun on the slopes are on the horizon! Get a jump start honing your skills by registering early for our ski and snowboarding Zone and Free Ride Camps, Ski Wee, Ladies Only, Adult Clinics

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somewhere out of sight. I had arrived at the habitat before the bears had even woke up, so I had to stand there beside the fence wondering when they might arise. I heard some low moans and looked up just in time to see two giant paws stretching towards the sky in the bushes. Such an awesome memory seeing those paws. They were awake! Their sleepy heads finally made their way down from the forested area

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(supplied by our Wildlife Rangers!) and are now spending all of their time in the den.This, combined with short days and fresh snowfall is a sure sign that Hibernation has officially begun.  During Hibernation, however, the bears will still stretch, roll over, make the bed or even go for a little walk.  All of this activity keeps their bones and muscles working throughout the winter time.  They will not

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Winter Just Got Better New Zone Club and Skiing and Riding Zone Camps for 2012/13 This winter sees Grouse Mountain extending our offerings of skiing and riding lessons even further. Sign up now for our new Grouse Mountain Zone Club taking place on Saturdays and Sundays from January through March and really make the Peak of Vancouver your home this winter. If your kid can't wait until the weekend

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mountain of money for B.C. Children’s Hospital on the Grouse Grind this summer. For the second year running, Grind For Kids encourages you to sign up, collect pledges and raise money every time you head up the Grouse Grind. Get involved online at www.grindforkids.com and your fundraising efforts will help propel you up the mountain.Join us, Wednesday June 22 at 10:00am at the base of the Grouse Grind

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28 more times. For the next year, Seek the Peak was the goal I was working towards. I was the 20th person to register for Seek the Peak and I'd also signed up for the training clinic, which was a huge step for me because all of my training had been in the gym and mostly on my own. The first night was just a large group of unfamiliar faces. We were introduced to the "pacers" and I'm not going to lie

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