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Grizzly Adams, grizzly bears, legends of the West

Grizzly Adams, or John Capen Adams (1812–1860), was a legendary frontiersman, bear trainer, and naturalist who became an ...

Federal judge halts Montana logging project in Kootenai National Forest over grizzly protections

A judge ruled that federal agencies violated several environmental laws that protect grizzly bears by approving the Knotty ...

Hikers airlifted to hospital after grizzly bear attack on popular trail — here are the details

Two hikers encountered a female grizzly with two cubs on the Farm Cabin Trail near Pass Lake. According to CBS News, an air ...

Photographer captures dangerous scene as tourists ignore safety warnings at national park: 'This is how attacks happen'

A photographer and tourists visiting the iconic park have been captured on video approaching dangerously close to a grizzly ...

Florida bear hunt opponents rally outside capitol in Tallahassee: "The science is not there"

Florida's first black bear hunt in a decade is set to kick off next month, and opponent of the event rallied outside the state capitol in Tallahassee on Monday amid an effort to prevent bears from ...
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Texas Black Bear

Black bears were once widespread in Texas, as shown in maps from around 1890 and 1940. By 1940, they were nearly wiped out ...

Opponents Push to Stop Bear Hunt

Opponents of Florida’s first black bear hunt in a decade rallied Monday at the Capitol amid efforts to prevent bears from ...
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Proposed resort threatens critical wildlife corridor in BC, study says

A new study conducted by the Ktunaxa First Nation shows that a proposed all-season resort planned in the southern interior of ...

Concerns raised that highway fence plan will hurt wildlife in the Bow Valley

A highway fencing project in Canmore, Alta., meant to reduce collisions between vehicles and wildlife is moving ahead in 2026 ...

Proposed West Kootenay resort threatens critical wildlife corridor, study says

A new study conducted by the Ktunaxa First Nation shows that a proposed all-season resort planned in the southern interior of British Columbia threatens a critical wildlife corridor that is essential ...