Twice every year, virtually the entire global population of Pacific Gray Whales migrates along the British Columbia Coast. All five Pacific salmon species migrate far into the province's interior. The Fraser River, with its many tributaries, boasts the largest salmon run in the world. Mountain Goats, Moose, Caribou, and Bighorn Sheep can be seen browsing by the highway's edge. Cougar, Black Bear, Grizzly Bear and the Kermode Bear grab even more attention.

Wildlife Viewing Tours in British Columbia
Bear Viewing Tours in British Columbia Whale Watching in British Columbia
Wildlife Viewing Tour Operators in BC
Wildlife Viewing Operators: Vancouver Island & BC Gulf Islands Wildlife Viewing Operators: Vancouver, Coast and Mountains Wildlife Viewing Operators: Thompson Okanagan Wildlife Viewing Operators: Kootenay Rockies Wildlife Viewing Operators: Cariboo, Chilcotin, Coast Wildlife Viewing Operators: Northern BC and Haida Gwaii Wildlife Viewing Operators in British Columbia
Wildlife Viewing Information for British Columbia
Wildlife Viewing: Vancouver Island & BC Gulf Islands Wildlife Viewing: Vancouver, Coast and Mountains Wildlife Viewing: Thompson Okanagan Wildlife Viewing: Kootenay Rockies Wildlife Viewing: Cariboo, Chilcotin, Coast Wildlife Viewing: Northern BC and Haida Gwaii
Ecosystems	Natural Events
The Marine World West Coast Zone Southern Coastal Lowland Garry Oak Ecosystem Alpine Zone	Brant Geese Migration Gray Whale Migration Pacific Salmon Spawning Pacific Herring Spawning Turkey Vulture Migration The Changing Tides
Trees	Mammals and Birds
Douglas Fir Garry Oak Arbutus Western Red Cedar Western Hemlock	Land Mammals Birds Marine Mammals
Organizations in British Columbia
Naturalist Clubs Conservation Organizations