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Tide Rip Grizzly Tours Ltd. is a small independent company located on Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. For over 16 years, Tide Rip has been leading daily boat-based expeditions to view and photograph the wild grizzly bears and other spectacular … Continue reading →

Tide Rip Grizzly Tours Ltd. is a small independent company located on Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. For over 16 years, Tide Rip has been leading daily boat-based expeditions to view and photograph the wild grizzly bears and other spectacular … Continue reading →

…immerse yourself in the simpler pleasures of tranquillity and solitude far removed from the hustle and bustle of pack mentality. Relax. Heal. Rejuvenate. Indulge! Imagine tantalizing your taste buds on the super profusion of Mother Nature’s intertidal bounty conveniently served … Continue reading →

As June draws to an end, so too does bruin breeding season. Bella has been moping, the reality of her empty nest no longer obscured by her rampant hormones; her estranged son Scout has now claimed the inner estuary, the … Continue reading →

Well, well, well. Look who finally wandered out of the coastal rainforest, completely and entirely oblivious to sleepless nights and stressful days of worry she’s subjected her dedicated admirers to. Yes, that’s right, dime store diva Lenore has at last … Continue reading →

It’s true. Papa was indeed a rolling stone. But that’s the way it’s always been. That’s the way it has to be. Love’ em and leave ‘em… You see in the biological game of induced ovulation, it’s the males strategy … Continue reading →

It pains me to say it aloud, but there’s no denying the fact that as another amazing summer draws to an end, it’s time to embrace the splendour of autumn in all of it’s glory. The cool, crisp mornings are … Continue reading →

With more than 82,000 pink calorie packets to choose from (and a gazillion more to come!), what were once clearly bears are now looking more like overstuffed butterballs disguised in shaggy fur coats. As earlier reported, the premature arrival of … Continue reading →