The Partners

• Human-Wildlife Coexistence Round Table: provides recommendations to reduce conflict between wildlife and humans.
• Bear Street: creates a pedestrian friendly experience on Bear Street celebrating the national park setting through natural landscaping and amenities.
• Community Events: brings the community together for Canada Day, film screening, New Years celebrations and much more.
• National Indigenous Peoples Day: events are organized by Town of Banff and Whyte Museum for the community and visitors on June 21.
• Homegrown Art Show: offers an opportunity for the community to display and sell artwork in Town Hall.

And much more.

• Values-Based Marketing: attracts visitors who align with the destination’s values of Nature, Curiosity, and Hospitality.
• Ambassador Program: empowers frontline staff to share the destination's story authentically, positively impacting the visitor experience.
• The Bow Valley Workplace Inclusion Charter: achieved Silver Workplace status.
• Banff Borrows: partners on the Banff Borrows Reusable Cup Program which aims to reduce waste and the environmental footprint of both visitors and the community.
• Indigenous Tourism Strategy: launched a brand new Indigenous tourism strategy in 2025.

And much more.

• Aquatic Ecosystems: conducting regular water quality assessments in lakes and rivers to ensure the health of these ecosystems.
• Trail and Facility Upgrades: upgrading and maintaining trails, campgrounds, and visitor facilities to improve the visitor experience.
• Fire Management: implementing prescribed burns and other fire management techniques to reduce the risk of large wildfires and promote a healthy forest ecosystem.
• Transportation: promoting the use of public transit and active modes of transportation within the park to reduce traffic congestion.
• Bison Reintroduction Project: successfully growing the herd at Banff National Park to over 130 animals as of 2024, completing the first seven years of the project.

And much more.