The animals of the Irvin Goodon International Wildlife Museum will bring you the mystery of their daily activity and the intensity of their presence. See them enjoying a quiet moment by a wooded lake, or perking their senses to an unfamiliar sound.

Nature's finest and fiercest animals will come to life as you explore the frozen arctic tundra or a quiet prairie field. See the beauty of the wild in the smallest of creatures and largest of predators.

You can take your place in history by viewing the habitat of the buffalo in his natural setting. You can journey to the forests of western Canada where wolves, lynx, and mountain lions run free. Amidst their natural settings are deer, moose, antelope, weasels, Canada Geese, wolves, musk ox, grizzly bear and wild boar. The black bear, mighty buffalo, artic fox and polar bear of North America's many terrains are intricately displayed in their individual habitats.

There is always something new to enjoy at the Irvin Goodon International Wildlife Museum. Soon, the Museum will expand with the addition of the new Learning Centre. This new program will display interactive learning exhibits for children and youth. Teachers--click here to find out more!

Bears The museum features a variety of bears including a Grizzly bear, Polar bear, Kodiak bear, black and brown bears. Click here to listen to the story of how Irvin captured the Museum’s trademark Grizzly bear.

Cats See a variety of large mountain cats in their intrigue.

Mountain Sheep & Goats These sure-footed mountain animals include species from Canada and New Zealand.

Buffalo, Deer & Moose The hallmark of the Canadian landscape.

Wolves One of the most beautiful animals of the wild.

Birds See a variety of Canadian birds flying overhead!

Turtle Mountain Miniature Historical Landscape This miniature landscape will help you understand the history and important historical points of the Turtle Mountains.

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