Wildlife biologists, ecologists, and designers worked together on this wildlife overpass design in Alberta, Canada.

Banff National Park's iconic dominant grizzly bear, officially known as bear No. 122, was spotted by Parks Canada staff in ...

Canada’s landscapes will be filled with plenty of 'calling cards' from wildlife as they trek through the, at-times, messy ...

Lodged inside a mock-Tudor building, Banff National Park Visitor Centre offers the latest info on park activities, road conditions, wildlife sightings, and weather. Banff residents and tourists ...

Bring a rain jacket and durable hiking shoes. In addition to more attractions opening up, Banff visitors can expect wildlife to start emerging from winter hibernation. Hikers will encounter ...

Alberta launched new rules around hunting problem elk this spring. Hunters can now target elk that eat livestock feed or ...

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(Morning and evening are prime viewing times to safely observe wildlife by keeping your distance.) A round-trip drive from Banff takes about two hours by car, without stops. But there are many ...

However, if you've come to Banff to spot wildlife, especially bears, late spring and summer is your best bet (you'll have the most luck in the early morning or at sunset). The Columbia Icefield ...