Speaking at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, author Jeff Gailus delves into his book,The Grizzly Manifesto. The Grizzly Manifesto mixes Gailus' personal experience, history and current events to create a narrative that speaks to the exploitation of grizzly bears, specifically Alberta's grizzly bears.

The panel discussion this week with Larissa Barlow, editor of the Banff Crag and Canyon, and Hamish MacLean, editor of the Canmore Leader.

This week's Mountain View with Frank Slyde. Mountain Views air Saturday mornings around 8:15.

This week, Michelle talks with Roger Hostin about hikes in the Lake Louise area of Banff National Park & hikes in Yoho National Park as well.  Plus, Mike McIvor tells us about the Bow Valley Naturalists.

From a presentation to the Rocky Mountain Section of the Alpine Club of Canada Dr. Tony Clevenger talks about wolverines in Banff and Yoho National Park as well as his new project 'Wolverine Watch'.

This month's Thursday Night at the Whyte hosted Katherine Govier giving a talk about the works and life of Japanese painter/designers, Hokusai, and his daughter Oei. Was the man who made The Great Wave off Kanagawa the only master in North Star Studio in 19^thcentury Edo?  Katherine will talk about her research and her novel, The Ghost Brush.

Find out more about Katherine Govier at http://www.govier.com/index.htm

This week, a conversation with Deirdre Chisholm from Lynnwood National Historic Site, and Peter Duck is in to talk about waste management and recycling in the Bow Valley.