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through our informative Ranger Talks and Owl Talks. To learn more and check the schedule of Grouse Mountain’s summer activities, please click here. 

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Owls of Grouse Mountain: Whooo’s Whooo The Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife provides a safe and secure sanctuary for at risk wildlife. It is home to many species, both resident and wild. Through research and education programs, the Refuge furthers wildlife conservation and appreciation.Read on to learn more about Cleo and Blizzard, Grouse Mountain’s Barn owl and Snowy owl residents

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about wildlife through our informative Ranger Talks and Owl Talks. To learn more and check the schedule of Grouse Mountain’s summer activities, please click here. About Grouse Mountain: As part of Northland Properties, Grouse Mountain is proudly local, family-owned and operated. Grouse Mountain is the number one visitor attraction in the Lower Mainland, with 1.3 million annual visitors. Known as The

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Grouse Mountain Wildlife update  Most of you probably know about Grinder and Coola, the two grizzly bears that inhabit the refuge, but did you know that the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife is also home to four Owl Ambassadors who represent their species for educational presentations?  All of these Owl Ambassadors here on Grouse Mountain are doing well and they think this recent

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Meet our newest wildlife ambassadors baby owls Over the last couple of months here at Grouse Mountain we've had a couple new additions to our Wildlife Ambassador team.  Since late April we've been hand raising a young Barred Owl here at the Refuge (see the photo beside here) - he came to us from the Northern Spotted Owl Reintroduction Program where Barred Owls are helping researchers learn the

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, which isn’t difficult to fathom when soaring down its expansive slope with the city skyline before you.Grouse Mountain also offers the most extensive selection of evening skiing terrain for night owls looking to log a few runs after a long workday. Winter also lasts longer at the Peak of Vancouver, as the North Shore’s largest snowmaking fleet allows the mountain to typically open in mid-November and

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Peak Chairlift, opening this weekend. Visit with resident Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola at their mountaintop refuge or learn all about owls at the newly expanded Owl Interpretive Sessions. Starting Monday, guests can experience the Mountain’s forest in a brand-new way on an aerial ropes journey with the Mountain Ropes Adventure. Thrill seekers can feel the rush on a 5-line Mountain Zipline Tour

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, all Mountain Admission will be 50% off from July 20th to 31st. Included with admission, guests can visit with resident Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola at their mountaintop refuge, learn all about owls at the newly expanded Owl Interpretive Sessions, take in the unparalleled views from the Scenic Peak Chairlift and enjoy the fresh mountain air while exploring the mountaintop. In addition, Grouse

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say hi to Grinder and Coola and chat with our ranger staff to learn more. online classroom This year we're pleased to offer a brand new educational opportunity to spread the love and knowledge of bears.  School Classrooms can book a virtual fieldtrip to our online bear classroom (an Owl one is also available!) where Devin Manky, our Wildlife Manager for the past 15 years, will tell you more about

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Grouse mountain hosts bird festival day activities Join us this Monday, August 20th as Grouse Mountain celebrates the 1st annual Vancouver Bird Festival!  We will have a display up in our plaza near the chalet and special guest appearances by our Owl Mascot and our Wildlife Ambassador Barn Owl Cleo!  Cleo will be out for educational talks at 10:45am, 1pm and 3pm on Monday.  Looking to learn a

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