British Columbia is one of the richest wildlife viewing areas in Canada, with diverse and extraordinary creatures ranging from Aise Swallowtails, and Green Herons, to Trumpeter Swans. BC is a birder’s haven. More than a million birds migrate on the Pacific flyway, and thousands stop over or stay through the year. Twice every year, virtually the entire global population of Pacific Gray Whales migrates along the British Columbia Coast. All five Pacific salmon species migrate far into the province’s interior. The Fraser River, with its many tributaries, boasts the largest salmon run in the world. Mountain Goats, Moose, Caribou, and Bighorn Sheep can be seen browsing by the highway’s edge. Cougar, Black Bear, Grizzly Bear and the Kermode Bear grab even more attention.
Wildlife Viewing Tours in British Columbia
Wildlife Viewing Tour Operators in BC
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Vancouver Island & BC Islands
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Vancouver, Coast and Mountains
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Thompson Okanagan
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Kootenay Rockies
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Cariboo, Chilcotin, Coast
- Wildlife Viewing Operators: Northern BC and Haida Gwaii
- Wildlife Viewing Operators in British Columbia
Wildlife Viewing Information for British Columbia
- Wildlife Viewing: Vancouver Island & BC Islands
- Wildlife Viewing: Vancouver, Coast & Mountains
- Wildlife Viewing: Thompson Okanagan
- Wildlife Viewing: Kootenay Rockies
- Wildlife Viewing: Cariboo, Chilcotin, Coast
- Wildlife Viewing: Northern BC & Haida Gwaii
Marine Mammals
Natural Events
- Brant Geese Migration
- Gray Whale Migration
- Pacific Salmon Spawning
- Pacific Herring Spawning
- Turkey Vulture Migration
- The Changing Tides
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