BC, Canada tries to preserve and protect the wildilfe living and visiting in the province. Although, many would agree it could be allot better. Protection efforts has enabled some wildlife to prosper, some wildlife to increase in population numbers and some wildlife to claim back old territories.

But not all wildlife is safe from human expansion, in fact, some wildlife in BC are facing extinction. The environment and wildlife in British Columbia is an important part of our being and of who we are.

The mild climates in BC and the untouched remote wilderness areas do create a variety of eco systems throughout the province of British Columbia, Canada where wildlife thrives, both marine and land. So lets all try to respect wildlife and nature when touring in BC, Canada.

There are many opportunities to view remote wildlife in the province. Some luck out and see wildlife while driving the BC Highways, others spot wildlife while hiking a wilderness trail but most will view some of the hardest to find wildlife on one of the popular tour companies operating in the province.

Tours range in comfort, duration and transportation. There are tours aboard boats, 4X4s, zodiacs, ATVs, floatplanes, helicopters and on foot. Some tours include accommodations, guides and/or meals... so do your research and pick your comfort level.

Depending on your tour, it is not uncommon to view wildlife like Black Bears, Bald Eagles, Wolves, Moose, Deer, Cougars, Elk, Mountain Goats, Blue Herons, Whales, Sea Lions, Grizzlies and more.

The decision on what to view does depend on the seasons. Some wildlife hibernates during the winter - hidden out of sight. While others take flight or head out on a long swim or flight migrating to warmer climates and far-away feeding and breeding grounds.