Grizzly bears, dreaming and the frontier of wonder
Researchers have long suspected that understanding bear hibernation could benefit people with heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, as well as traumatic injuries.
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Study: Grizzlies near capacity in Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
New research shows the decline in whitebark pine isn’t hurting grizzlies and the bear population is recovered.
Grand Teton’s most famous bear, No. 399
New book tells story of grizzly No. 399, and of wildlife conservation in the greater Yellowstone.
Agents probe Upper Green grizzly killing
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is assisting the Wyoming Game and Fish Department in an investigation into a hunter-grizzly conflict in which a grizzly died in the Upper Green River Basin.
After bear kills son, father calls $13,120 fine ‘a joke’
A father whose son was killed by a bear while working in the Teton Wilderness said Wyoming OSHA’s $13,120 fine against the company involved in the death is “a joke.”
