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Our values reflect the important work we all have to do to heal and walk towards a better way of treating each other.

Are you passionate about shopping local, supporting smaller businesses and artists?  We are! So this year we searched for Indigenous owned shopping opportunities and wanted to share some of our favourites with you. 

Kitasoo/Xai’xais people have always been stewards of this land we now call The Great Bear Rainforest, they learned long ago that if you take care of the biosphere it will take care of you.

When tour operations went on hold due to Covid-19, Spirit Bear Lodge along with nine other wilderness tourism operators that work in the Great Bear Rainforest were part of a large coastal clean up effort.

The herring and their eggs are so important to the Great Bear Rainforest ecosystem, feeding not only the giants of the sea, but also the small animals and birds along the shore.

Guide Jack Plant talks about finding stories and meaning behind the photos he takes.

A great guide is not one that gets you the closest to the wildlife, it is someone who can read wildlife behaviour and not comprise the animals well being.

Humpbacks in this area were whaled intensely until the 1960’s. Over 40 harvested in 1965 alone. Hunted to near extinction.

The Great Bear Rainforest is the largest intact temperate rainforest on the planet. But what does that mean? Or look like?

Watch the trailer to the Great Bear Rainforest IMAX film.