Bear & Wildlife Monitoring
The North Is wild, we help you navigate it safely, secure your site, and protect your people.
B-Dene Adventures offers professional Bear and Wildlife Monitoring services that are tailored for remote camps, industrial operations, research teams, and outdoor events in the North. Our experienced wildlife monitoring team, mostly made up of Indigenous people, provide on-the-ground safety and peace of mind throughout your project, drawing on generations of traditional knowledge on the land and modern wildlife security techniques.
Whether you’re managing a field research camp, remote construction project, mining operations, or hosting an event in wildlife territory, wildlife encounters are a reality in the NWT and we can help you stay safe and compliant, while also respecting the land protecting the animals who call it home.
Why Choose Our Wildlife Monitoring Services?
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Let’s Secure Your Site & Team:
The Right Way
B. Dene Adventures provides wildlife monitoring solutions that are trusted, effective, and deeply respectful of the land. Whether you’re operating around Yellowknife or deep in the remote NWT wilderness, our team of indigenous and well-trained monitors will work tenaciously to secure your site and protect your people from wildlife attacks.
WHO NEEDS WILDLIFE MONITORING?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What kind of wildlife does your team typically monitor?
We primarily monitor bears (black and grizzly), wolves, moose, foxes, and other large mammals commonly found in the NWT. We also monitor bird activity when they are relevant to the project.
Who are your monitors and what makes them qualified?
Our wildlife monitors include Indigenous wildlife safety and security professionals, many of whom are trained members of the Canadian Rangers. They combine formal safety training with generations of land-based knowledge to protect worksites and teams. They also possess extensive wildlife monitoring experience, firearms training, and security clearances that meet your security requirements.
Can your team travel to remote areas across the NWT?
Absolutely. We are equipped and experienced in operating across remote regions of the NWT, including fly-in sites, boat access camps, and locations accessible by seasonal roads.
Do you provide 24-hour monitoring?
Yes. We can provide round-the-clock monitoring services for camps, work sites, or long-term operations. Our approach is flexible based on your site needs.
How do you balance wildlife protection with human safety?
We use non-lethal deterrents and proactive strategies to prevent dangerous encounters. Our methods are designed to minimize stress on wildlife while ensuring and prioritizing the safety of your personnel, throughout our engagement.
Can your wildlife monitors work as part of a larger project team or site crew?
Absolutely. Our team is experienced in working alongside environmental consultants, project managers, and site security personnel to ensure our wildlife monitoring service aligns seamlessly with your broader operational goals. We always tailor our services to efficiently and professionally support our client’s objectives.
How does your engagement process work?
Once you reach out to us, we will contact you to understand more about your project and needs. After which we will agree on engagement requirements and terms that are tailored to meet your specific needs, sign an engagement agreement, plan collaboratively, and deploy our team to your project/event site.
