In the dense forests and rugged mountains of the reserve, the grizzly bear reigns as a symbol of strength and resilience. With its powerful build and thick fur, the grizzly is well adapted to its environment. These bears are omnivores, feasting on berries, fish, insects, and occasionally larger prey.

During the warmer months, grizzlies roam the reserve, foraging to build up the fat reserves they need for hibernation. By autumn, they retreat to dens carved into mountainsides, where they spend the winter months in a deep sleep. This cycle of activity and rest is crucial for their survival.

The reserve’s protection ensures that grizzlies can live without the pressures of habitat destruction or human conflict. It also offers visitors a chance to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat, fostering appreciation and understanding of their vital role in the ecosystem.