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Alpine Club Bow Des Arcs Bow Flats Bow River Bow Valley Provincial Park Canmore Golf Course Canmore Nordic Centre Cougar Creek/ Eagle Terrace Deadmans Flats Exshaw Gap Hill Georgetown Grassi Corridor Harvie Heights/ Benchlands Harvie Heights West Heart Creek Lac des Arcs Mt. Lady MacDonald North Canmore Quaite Valley Quarry/Grassi Lake Rundleview Silvertip South Canmore South Industrial Stewart Creek Three Sisters Resort TSR South Wind Valley Yamnuska YMCA-
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The above tag cloud is a visual depiction of Zones used for reporting Bear & Wildlife Activity. The bigger the font, the more activity. Click on any Zone to view all related Activity Reports.





Bear Activity: August 24 to 30, 2012
BEAR SUMMARY FOR THE BOW VALLEY
(Banff National Park to Bow Valley Provincial Park)
For the Period: August 24 to 30, 2012
Bear Activity Trends
There was black bear activity reported in Canmore Nordic Centre, Rundleview, North Canmore, Quarry/ Grassi Lakes, Grassi Corridor, Bow River, South Canmore, TSR Resort, TSR South, Gap Hill, Deadmans Flats, Lac des Arcs, Exshaw, Bow Valley Prov Park, zones this week. Grizzly bear activity was reported in Canmore Golf Course zone this week. This bear may have been a black bear.
Education Tidbit
Ever wonder how healthy are our grizzlies?
Understanding the relationship between grizzly bear health and their habitat. From the Wildsmart Speaker Series, here’s Gordon Stenhouse from the Foothills Research Institute Grizzly Bear Research Project presentation. Check out the Podcast.
wildsmart.libsyn.com/webpage/gordon-stenhouse-how-healthy-are-our-bears
Please report all bear sightings to 403 591 7755.
BEARS CAN BE ENCOUNTERED ANYWHERE, ANYTIME!
Be aware of your surroundings, know how to reduce the likelihood of encounters, and be prepared should an encounter take place. Always use caution by paying attention to signs of bear activity such as scats, tracks, and digging. Make lots of noise while hiking; hike in groups when possible; carry pepper spray; and obey closures.
The above summary is based upon a compilation of bear information provided by government agencies and unconfirmed sightings reported by the public over the last week. It is not intended to be used as a real time, complete record of where bears are in the valley.
Important Note:
Please do not use the comment box to report sightings of wildlife.
Report all bear sightings to
Kananaskis Dispatch
403-591-7755
For current postings of Bear Warnings, Wildlife Warnings and Closures please visit http://tpr.alberta.ca/parks/kananaskis/trailreport.aspx