Canada Polar Bear News
Polar bears breed hundreds of cubs in Russian arctic tundra
An amazing snow-covered island in Russia has continued to be a major haven for arctic wildlife like polar bears. read more
Premature polar bear cub nursed back to health, ready for public exhibit
A polar bear cub born in early October was nursed to full health by zoo staff after its mother abandoned it and is now ready to enter the public viewing space in Toronto. read more
Eight-year-old adopts a polar bear with World Wildlife donation
Even young children can make a difference in the conservation of wildlife, as eight-year-old Olivia Clement demonstrates through her adoption of a polar bear. read more
Two grizzly bears united at Montana zoo
Bruno and Ozzy have lived together at ZooMontana for two years, but met face to face for the first time at the end of January. read more
Salt Lake City Zoo welcomes new polar bear into its Rocky Shores exhibit
A new exhibit at the Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City welcomes a 14-year-old female polar bear named Rizzo this spring. read more
Keepers use fishy snack to lure polar bear onto scale
Walker, the Highland Wildlife Park's resident polar bear, was led onto a large scale using a trail of sardines, his favorite treat. read more
Polar bears may lose spot as top predator in northern Canada
Researchers from the University of Manitoba recently interviewed Inuit hunters and discovered that more killer whales seem to be swimming in the waters of Nunavut. read more
Smaller guide company offers environmentally friendly approach to grizzly bear watching
Harry Dodge wanted to take a different path toward tracking and watching the majestic, but very dangerous, grizzly bear. read more
Polar bear cameraman gives talk in England
Doug Allan, accredited for his work in capturing arctic wildlife on film, is heading to Epsom Playhouse in England in February to talk about his adventures while out filming various animals including polar bears. read more
Polar bears provide useful insight into their lives
Alysa McCall, a biologist that specializes in the study of polar bears, recently tagged 18 of the cuddly animals from the Western Hudson Bay. read more
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