Exploring The Den

The Den offers a window into the wildlife of Western Canada, where visitors can observe animals in their natural environments. Did you know this museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing local biodiversity?

Founded in 2005 by naturalist and conservationist Amy Delaney, The Den plays a crucial role in educating the public about local wildlife and its ecosystems. The museum features modern architecture that blends seamlessly with Jasper's landscapes and utilizes sustainable practices in its exhibits and operations.

Wildlife Wonders

🦌 Meet the Moose: An interactive moose exhibit allows visitors to learn about this iconic animal's habitat and behaviors.
🦅 Birds of Prey: A live demonstration showcases local raptors and their hunting techniques.
🌲 Nature Trails: Explore outdoor trails that provide firsthand experiences of habitats and native flora.

The Den is accessible with no entrance fee, making it a valuable destination for tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts.