Eco Tourism in Western Canada
Eco Tourism Operators by region/province:
You want to get into remote country inside of Canada during the summer months? You do not have to look much further than the countryside of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Considering that most Canadians live near to the US border, there is plenty of area to go that is extremely desolate. Ecotourism throughout the Western side of Canada is often done throughout the mountains. These mountains provide a great opportunity to get outdoors and see remote lakes. Tours are provided to help you get to destinations that you would personally like to see. It is all about seeing some of the prettiest country and wildlife on earth! Western Canada definitely has that.
Preferred Outfitters and Tour Operators
West Coast Expeditions
CONNECT, EXPERIENCE, REFRESH: Since 1972, WCE has introduced the remote marine wilderness of Kyuquot Sound on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, BC. Our comfortable Wilderness Retreat on Spring Island offers the perfect base for daily kayak explorations amidst picturesque islets, or multi-day expeditions to the rugged Bunsby Islands and Brooks Peninsula. WCE uses highly experienced professionally certified guides. Customize your experience for individual needs, groups, and families of all ages, with diverse opportunities for novice to more advanced paddlers.
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PO Box 3537, Courtenay, BC. V9N 6Z8.
Phone: (250) 338-2511
Website: www.westcoastexpeditions.comEmail us: info@westcoastexpeditions.com   |
Canadian River Expeditions / Nahanni River Adventures
ECO RAFTING: The best river expeditions from Alaska to Nunavut. Knowledgable, qualified and friendly guides, superior guide/participant ratio & itineraries, excellent food and attention to detail. Nahanni, Tatshenshini, Alsek, Stikine, Firth, Wind, Snake, Mountain, Coppermine, Burnside, Soper, Babine, Chilko, Chicotin, Fraser and more. Canoe and raft options allow us to accommodate all skill levels on all rivers. We have helped thousands of northern dreams come true over the decades. Begin your plans now before our trips are completely full.
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P.O. Box 31203, Whitehorse, YT, Y1A 5P7
Phone: (867)668-3180 Fax: (867)668-3056
Website: www.nahanni.comEmail us: info@nahanni.com |
Stubbs Island Whale Watching
Stubbs Island Whale Watching For the Ultimate Experience join BC’s first whale watching company established 1980. Stubbs Island Whale Watching operates out of Telegraph Cove, Northern Vancouver Island. Dedicated to ethical wildlife viewing, education and conservation, Stubbs Island Whale Watching’s tours begin in late May with wildlife tours. Whale Watching tours begin mid to late June once the resident Orca return to the area and continue into early October. Please contact us for rates and departure times. [More Details]
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Box 2-2, # 24 Boardwalk, Telegraph Bay, BC, V0N 3J0
Phone: (250) 928-3185
Website: www.stubbs-island.comEmail us: stubbs@island.net  |
Mothership Adventures
With our fast and stable double kayaks carried on board, we explore the remote wilderness areas of coastal British Columbia rarely visited by other kayakers. Accompanied by qualified naturalist guides we kayak though glacial fed waters amongst lushly forested islands dotted with ancient First Nations village sites while observing the numerous species of local marine and terrestrial wildlife including orca killer whales, dolphins, harbour seals, black bear, bald eagles and deer. After each event filled day, we return to the warmth and security of the Columbia III, our mothership, and begin an evening of gourmet food, conversation, laughter and relaxation.
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P.O. Box 30, Heriot Bay, BC, V0P 1H0
Phone: (250)202-3229
Website: www.mothershipadventures.comEmail us: info@mothershipadventures.com |
Creative Western Adventures
Creative Western Adventures offers a wide variety of packages for wild life viewing and native cultural study. Whale watching on the pacific rim, roaming the Rockies or travelling to the land of the midnight sun provide excellent photo opportunities. Follow the footsteps of the Athapascan tribes, the Plains Indians or BC native culture. 
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P.O. Box 74068, Calgary, AB, T3H 3B6
Phone: (403)571-2380 Fax: (403)571-2382
Website: www.creativewestern.comEmail us: info@creativewestern.com |
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Jasper Park Rafting, Canoeing, and Eco Tourism Adventures
Jasper National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Rocky Mountain Range of Alberta and is spread out over 10, 000 square kilometers (4,200 square miles). Set against the Rocky Mountain Range is the Athabasca Glacier, Miette Hot springs, gorgeous waterfalls, pristine forests and sparkling lakes. Visit the wonders of the park by road or be whisked away on the Jasper Tramway to enjoy any of the wonderful sites and activities this incredible park have to offer.
The Death of a Giant
Ontario’s provincial tree, the Eastern White Pine played a major part in the growth of Canada as a nation. This magnificent tree grew prolifically throughout eastern North America in the 1700’s and was a valued resource to the ship and furniture building industries. The fascinating story of the Eastern White Pine is woven throughout the history of North America and demonstrates the massive impact our actions can have on our environment.
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