All Things Wild Inc. Jasper

Thank you 2026- Another great season coming to an end!

We want to take this opportunity to thank all of our guests, travel partners & local operators for choosing a small local business located in Jasper. This summer was incredible and the memories we have created with you will last forever!

Also, this whole scenario would not be possible without our fantastic team from All Things Wild; Kirsten, Kendra, Sara, Mike, Heidi & Marie. These incredible guides share their passion, knowledge and attention to details every time they are on the trails. We thank you for making this possible!

Until next year, here’s a couple pictures from this season. Happy trails!
Kirsten SchmittenMarie Flipo-Bergeron

Great story about the Caribou Conservation breeding program here in Jasper National Park. Lots of work, indigenous partnerships and emotional journeys led to this great success.
Here is the link to the english version:

Caribou comeback: recovering Jasper's herds | Parks Canada Caribou are a species at risk of disappearing. In Jasper National Park, Parks Canada is leading a groundbreaking effort to change that.In collaboration with ...

Great story about the Caribou Conservation breeding facility here in Jasper. Lots of work, partnerships and emotional involvements to finally see success in Spring 2025 with the first calves. ( Doc is in French & English)

Le retour du caribou : rétablir les hardes de Jasper | Parcs Canada Le caribou est une espèce menacée de disparition. Au parc national Jasper, Parcs Canada mène un projet novateur pour enrayer cette situation.En collaboration...

Fall colors! Nothing beats the fresh air, the sweet perfum and the colors of an autumn nature walk.

There is so much to learn about this new lanscape since the fire last summer. Have a read at the very informative, All Things Wild Kirsten Schmitten, as she will take you on a walk through fire with a new lense.

Part 3: Walking through fire: The Land

Walking Through Fire: The Land - News Part 3: Seeing the forest floor through the trees In Part 1 of our Walking Through Fire series, we discussed how post-fire vegetation bounces back. In Part 2 we looked at animals& #039; attraction to fire. But what did the fire uncover about the landscape itself? The Jasper 2024 fire exposed an e...

Thank you Friends of Jasper National Park for the opportunity to guide a tour on Parks days weekend celebration.

Here are some beautiful pictures taken last night by one of our guest Marie-Louise, on our Beaver habitat nature walk.

This could be a great section in The Jasper Local for anyone rebuilding.

📣 Introducing: Jasper Builds 📣

As Jasper rebuilds, The Jasper Local has constructed a new web portal to help map the community’s journey. 🚥

In addition to serving up information about the many facets of the rebuilding process, Jasper Builds will profile selected builders working in Jasper. 👷‍♀️👷‍♂️👷🏿‍♂️

These sponsored articles will aim to help local residents make more informed choices regarding their own rebuilds. 🫡

We’ll get to know these builders’ construction styles and processes, projected build times and approaches to energy savings. 🙋🪚✅

In a complex information landscape, and considering the high stakes involved, we hope to cut through the noise and provide relevant, timely information for Jasperites needing to make the right choices for their personal rebuilding situations. 🏠⏱️🔧

Find the new Jasper Builds section at the top menu of jasperlocal.com or via The Jasper Local App (you should really have this if you don’t already!)

Jasper ℹ️nformation right to your device 👍

Download the free App for iPhone or Android and click on Jasper Builds! 🤘

Part two of a glimpse into post-fire resilience. How wildlife rebuild after fire.

Walking Through Fire: Wildlife - News Part 2: Home is where the hearth is In Part 1 of our Walking Through Fire series, we discussed how post-fire vegetation bounces back. But what about animals& #039; attraction to fire? There is a small stampede of wild things drawn to fire’s heat and the blackened forests it leaves behind. Some ...

All Things Wild one and only Kirsten Schmitten wrote this great article in our local paper. So much to learn with this new fire ecology.

Walking Through Fire - News Part 1: Pioneer species on a fire-affected landscape Driving into the park a month after the 2024 Jasper Wildfire, we braced ourselves for a charred-earth landscape. Emotions of loss, devastation, and trepidation followed us in. So when we passed vibrant patches of green grasses springing from newly...