Arctic Oasis

Whitehorse photographer Peter Mather spent 10 days at Bear Cave Mountain Eco-Adventures camp in Yukon's Fishing Branch Territorial Park documenting grizzly bears feeding on salmon. To see more of his photos visit his website www.petermather.com.

Whitehorse photographer Peter Mather spent 10 days at Bear Cave Mountain Eco-Adventures camp in Yukon’s Fishing Branch Territorial Park documenting grizzly bears feeding on salmon. To see more of his photos visit his website www.petermather.com.

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