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Jasper National Park is home to 53 species of mammals, mammals that rely on a variety of habitats, some of which we share with them. When visiting the park, please remember that you are visiting the animals' habitat.
Wildlife sightings are common across Jasper’s varied landscape and can be spotted year-round. Bears; such as grizzly bears (with their notably large humps) or black bears (with their tan muzzles), are most commonly seen in the valley bottoms in the spring and early summer.
From the majestic moose to the cliff-side mountain goat, there is plenty of wildlife living free and roaming big across Jasper National Park. Find out five of the most commonly-spotted wildlife, including grizzly bears, elk and hoary marmots, plus tips on how to see them responsibly.
From the famous Grizzly Bears, to Black Bears, Bald Eagles and Beavers – Jasper National Park has it all in abundance. But, the question is, where is the best place to find these amazing animals? In this Jasper Wildlife Guide, I will show you the very best places to spot wildlife in Jasper National Park. Unfortunately, it’s not an exact ...
Jasper National Park, in Alberta, Canada, is the largest national park within Alberta's Rocky Mountains, spanning 11,000 km 2 (4,200 sq mi). It was established as Jasper Forest Park in 1907, renamed as a national park in 1930, and declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1984.
It’s also chock-full of wildlife, home to some of North America’s healthiest populations of grizzly bears, moose, and elk along with thousands of species of plants and insects. Park Facts.
Wildlife in Jasper- What You’ll See and Where to Find Them. Over the years, we’ve been lucky to see a lot of wildlife in Jasper, but of course we haven’t seen everything. According to Parks Canada, over 53 species of mammals make Jasper National Park their home.
Wildlife Viewing. The park is home to caribou, elk, moose, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bears and wolves. We also have a variety of birds and many smaller creatures like marmots and pikas. The best times to see wildlife are spring and fall.
Wildlife, like humans, use the valley bottoms as transportation corridors and rely on the montane for food and shelter. There is concern that human use in the valleys is adversely impacting wildlife corridors, fragmenting the ecosystem and giving animals less and less room to live.
Traveling to Jasper and looking for the best places to see wildlife in Jasper National Park? Put these seven kinds of wildlife on your list!