In 1975, the grizzly bear was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act following decades of extermination efforts and habitat loss that severely constrained their range.

Speaking to CBC, Tal Avgar, a wildlife ecologist at the University of British Columbia and study co-author, put it bluntly: a "grizzly bear that wants to live a long and happy life needs to avoid ...

A new study found that grizzly bears have had to change their movements across the Canadian Rockies as they avoid human development like coal mines, highways, large reservoirs and towns.

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To Reduce Human and Grizzly Bear Conflicts, Both Species Must Change Their Behavior Rural Alaskan and Canadian communities are trying to get along with the large mammals ...

Christy Clark’s comments came as part of a panel discussion at the Western Policy Caucus focused on the Endangered Species Act.

To human noses, the stench is revolting. To a grizzly bear on a mission to fatten up for winter, it is tantalizing.

Human-Wildlife Interactions, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Fall 2016), pp. 240-257 (18 pages) Abstract: Previous studies showed that the likelihood of a bear becoming a nuisance and thus being removed from a ...

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service listed grizzly bears in the lower 48 states as threatened under the Endangered Species Act ...

Studies of bears and human interactions, bears most often attack out of instinct to protect themselves or to protect their kids.

People might think bringing their dogs in grizzly country makes them safer, but the reality is, it frequently makes things ...