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The official tourism organization for British Columbia shared an insight into one of the province’s most unique places for wildlife. In the video, wolves wander through a picturesque snowy scene in Fort Nelson, British Columbia.
This part of Canada is often described as the “Serengeti of the North” and forms part of the Northern Rockies. In the northeastern corner of B.C., this far-flung area is filled with fascinating wildlife.
It can be found on the Alaska Highway 97, a stretch of road that traverses for miles through some epic scenery and wilderness.
According to Destination British Columbia’s website, the area is “fast becoming known as an eco-adventure destination, offering the true outdoor enthusiast some of the most pristine areas in this part of the province”. In December 2022, the area experienced a low temperature record of -46 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius).
What Animals Live in Fort Nelson, British Columbia?
A moose in the snow, Canada. Image by Ivars Krutainis.
A huge variety of hardy animals, from large to small, call this part of Canada home. The black bear, wood bison, moose, elk, and caribou are perhaps the most sought-after sightings, and these animals live in several parts of mountainous British Columbia.
Wildlife roams freely in this corner of the world, with vast open landscapes to explore. You might even be able to catch a glimpse of something while driving along the road.
For those who truly want to experience the area, the Muskwa-Kechika is an expanse approximately the size of Ireland. It is a protected area for wildlife and offers diverse landscapes for several species to thrive. You can do expeditions through this amazing habitat and even explore for miles on horseback.
