North America

Alaska is the USA’s largest and least populated state - a land of snow-capped mountains, towering glaciers, sparkling fjords, endless forests and salmon-filled rivers. Famed for its grizzlies, it is also home to black bear, moose, deer, wolf, lynx and fox in addition to whales, dolphins, seals, otters and more than 470 bird species. Find Out More about Alaska

• Alexander Archipelago
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• Baranof Island
• Chatham Strait
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Canada contains some of the world’s greatest untamed lands. A vast wilderness that is the last stronghold of the black, brown (or grizzly), and polar bear, where it is undoubtedly the best place to see them, the nutrient rich waters off the coasts of Newfoundland and British Columbia also attract whales and dolphins. Find Out More about Canada

• Banff National Park
• Bay of Fundy
• Canadian Arctic
• Cariboo Mountains Provincial Park
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The USA’s varied habitats and climates supports many wildlife species. Wyoming and Montana in the north experience extreme climatic conditions where wildlife including grizzly bear, black bear, elk and grey wolf can be found. Meanwhile, the west coast of California is known for migratory whales. Find Out More about USA

• Alexander Archipelago
• Crystal River
• Grand Teton National Park
• Hawaii
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