Bubble-net feeding is a unique feeding behavior engaged in by humpback whales. It is one of the few surface feeding behaviors that humpback whales are known to engage in. This type of feeding is often done in groups.of up to 14 whales but I have also seen 1 whale feed like this.

This young grizzly was hanging out with it’s sibling. We did manage to see this duo a couple times.

This black bear thrives on a nutrient-rich diet from the forests of the Great Bear Rain forest. It feasts on plants and animals of the inter-tidal zones. They also play a fundamental role in the development of salmon forests by facilitating an important role this eco system. The bears transport salmon remains into the forest, which ultimately becomes rich fertilizer for the rain forests lush vegetation.

tend to be braver when they are in gang formation.

This is Ma’ah. Her name means grandmother in the language of the local Tsimshian First Nations language. She is perhaps the most famous spirit bear after being on the cover of National Geographic.

Humpback whale breaching. Why does a whale do this? Cause it can.

About half way between Klemtu & Hartley Bay is one of the most spectacular waterways called Khutze Inlet.

Bishop Bay

Steller'sJay are part of the Corvidae family, which includes crows, ravens, and magpies -- and that means they're damn cheeky.

Spirit bears (sometimes called Kermode bears)