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introduce the idea of map reading through a simple story themed orienteering trip, practice some camouflage skills and make a shelter outdoors to create the perfect spot for story time. Highlights •Orienteering •Building a shelter •Camouflage skills Wednesday- Winged Adventure Wednesdays are all about the magic of flight! Make an Oscillating woodpecker craft, explore the talons and tongue of our resident

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, some digging of snow caves and some rolling around in the snow to clean off their coats.   First Food After not eating or drinking for five months you would think that Grinder and Coola would be starving.  This isn't actually the case as a bears stomach will shrink as their metabolism feeds off their stored body fats.  Upon emerging in the spring bears will eat a small diet of moist greens to help

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scattered around the habitat (their first food of the year!). This leafy green vegetable imitates the emerging grasses and shrubs that wild bears find on their first forays out from their winter chambers. The lettuce also has a high water content that helps flush out their stomachs and reboot their digestive systems following a winter of no food.After eating, the boys had numerous play wrestling sessions

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, please dress your child in layers and waterproof clothing. We alsosuggest bringing along extra mittens/gloves and socks. Eye wear is strongly recommended. Food & Snacks Morning, Afternoon, Midday and Afterschool programs stop for snack breaks. The snack is not included so pleasepack your child something to eat.Full Day programs stop for lunch and snack breaks. Please take advantage of Full Day

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passes to your account. 5) If you haven’t already, download the Grouse Mountain app from the App Store for iOS devices or Google Play for Android devices. 6) Open the App and tap on the Account icon in the bottom menu and login to the same account you set up on the website. 7) Once you are logged in, tap on the Tickets icon in the bottom menu and then select the My Tickets & Passes tab. 8) From

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returned to the wild.Our webcams continue to monitor them 365 days a year and we are constantly learning from them by observing their behaviors.  Be sure to stop by and say hi to the boys and spend some time watching them yourself.  Their behaviors are a fascinating look into the daily/weekly/monthly/yearly life of Grizzly Bears.Here's to twenty more years boys!

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Pierce Smith 24.59 24.28 Alastair Spriggs 26.25 26.08 Sterling Storey 26.28 DQ William-X-W Sun 32.15 DQ Kaiyuan Tan 29.38 28.60 Murrat Tirmansi 27.72 26.33 Erik Traulsen 26.67 25.63 Sam Watson 26.55 26.56 Tom Welsh 28.42 36.38 Brandon Winslow 28.70 DNS Phineas Wrenshall

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wintertime and they are both in their hibernation den.  You can check out their infrared webcam here to see what they are up to and watch for daily movements that help keep their muscles and bones healthy.We anticipate the bears waking up sometime in April and we'll start our 2021 summer season - maybe with a 20th bearthday cake!?If you get a chance to visit Grouse Mountain please stop by our refuge and

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a whole.Data shows a decline overall in hummingbird numbers which makes the work we are doing all that more important to figure out the why and how we can help them.We're looking forward to getting going again this season with the monitoring!Be sure to stop by our hummingbird station in front of the Peak Chalet on your next visit and spend some time watching for the birds at the feeders!

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