TOFINO, B.C. - Tofino's mudflats, considered one of the best places in Western Canada for birdwatching, have been designated a member of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network.

I’m hoping to see a wolf fishing for breakfast on the mudflats of the Tofino Inlet at low tide or a bald eagle perched high in an alder tree. “Find an eagle feather,” the hotel’s psychic ...

Tofino is perched on the end of a peninsula overlooking Clayoquot Sound on the western shore of Vancouver Island, one of Canada's great destinations for wildlife watching adventures. The village ...

In the morning, we drank coffee on a deck facing Tofino’s mudflats, which double as a bird sanctuary, and then picked up breakfast burritos from the hotel’s grab-and-go counter. Fueled up ...

There aren’t any farms, as we know them. Instead, Tofino has mudflats, the keystone habitat for local and migratory wildlife from salmon to whale, shorebirds, wolf and bear. The muddy goodness ...

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Mudflats near Chesterman Beach and along the Browning Passage near Tofino might seem unassumingly ordinary, but they are rich in their diversity of invertebrates, eel grasses and algae ...

They’re called “key biodiversity areas,” and seven swaths of land across British Columbia — including Tofino’s mudflats, the Trial Islands and Fort Rodd Hill — now have that ...

I’m hoping to see a wolf fishing for breakfast on the mudflats of the Tofino Inlet at low tide or a bald eagle perched high in an alder tree. “Find an eagle feather,” the hotel’s psychic ...