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This is a huge problem for polar bears who live and hunt primarily on the Arctic ice. As these icy regions shrink, polar ...
Often called California’s Galapagos, the immersed cliffsides and caves of the Channel Islands are home to thousands of species that thrive on the rugged, pristine and isolated federal parklands and ...
This recurring theme is a tragic reminder that humans and wildlife are getting too close for comfort. Cub of world's most ...
Photos of Wyoming grizzlies are blowing up all over social media. While that’s partly because there are more bears, it’s also because there are ...
A grizzly bear’s claws usually come in handy for digging up roots, squirrels and insects for a tasty meal. But after getting ...
Staffing cuts at Alaska's national parks will save taxpayer dollars. But also likely to limit land management, visitor experience.
Electrified steel “bear mats” are emerging as an alternative to gates where electric fences are used to bear-proof an area.
A paddler on a summer tour of the Yukon faces off with a grizzly that raided his tent and contemplated an attack.
Montana is home to a particularly important 8-foot, 800-pound keystone species that stakeholders are joining forces to ...
The Kootenai County hunter faces a $10,000 fine, one to three year license revocation and up to six months in jail.
An incredibly strong grizzly bear was trapped and killed in Yellowstone National Park last week after becoming human food conditioned, the National Park Service reported.
A 400-pound grizzly bear has been killed after “repeatedly” seeking out human food in Yellowstone National Park, per a press ...