Interpretive programs and activities

Sharing the stage
This summer we are privileged to host programming presented by local Indigenous partner communities! Stay tuned for a complete program schedule.

Guardians of the water
Clean, Drain, Dry, Certify! The rivers and lakes in Jasper are in danger and need your help to protect them from some nasty aquatic invasive species spreading through Alberta. Learn about the invasive species that can threaten our native fish populations.

Birds eye view
Most bird populations are on the decline across North America. Learn about four species that are especially vulnerable to changes in climate, habitat loss, cats… and what you can do to help.

Bear 222
Hear the real-life story of a young grizzly bear mother and her two cubs as they try to solve the riddle of survival while learning to coexist with humans in a very busy park.

Speaker series
Have you ever wondered what happens ‘behind the scenery’ in Jasper National Park? Join us for stories of conservation and restoration from Parks Canada’s Resource Conservation staff - straight from the horse’s mouth.

Wildlife Patrol

Living with wildlife interpreters can be found at busy day use areas, trailheads and on the road, patrolling for wildlife jams. These specialized interpreters help you have safe and memorable wildlife experiences and ensure we “keep the wild in wildlife”.

Look for their distinct van and follow their directions.