Canada Polar Bear News
Polar bears receive world-wide attention with IMAX documentary
The present state of polar bears continues to be a hot topic of debate within the discussion of global warming and how it will affect the earth's natural environment. read more
Churchill tourist comes face-to-face with a polar bear
Bear watching in Churchill, Canada, can get anyone's adrenaline pumping from zero to a thousand once they spot that first enormous and furry white mammal. read more
Alberta scientists argue against Nunavut polar bear survey
Recent news has stated that the status of polar bears is safe and global climate change is no longer threatening to their existence, but wildlife scientists assertively disagree, according to the Calgary Herald. read more
Man from Abbotsford, British Columbia takes bear watching to another level
Mark Dumas is one of the few people in the world who can interact with polar bears on a profound level. read more
CBC airs special segment on polar bears during popular nature show
With popular nature shows on television such as Frozen Planet, polar bear watching has become possible for millions of people around the world. read more
Scottish park welcomes new polar bear
The only polar bear in a public zoo in the UK now has a furry playmate. read more
Enjoy the best bear watching in British Columbia
Yoho National Park in British Columbia is known as Bear Country, and visitors from around the world have hiked throughout the Rocky Mountains to enjoy bear watching in one of the most beautiful wilderness regions in the world. read more
Animal Planet launches "Polar Bear Family and Me" television series
Legendary filmmaker Gordon Buchanan is known for his adventures with grizzly and black bears across North America, and his most recent documentary project follows a family of polar bears in the Arctic's Svalbard Islands. read more
Scientists propose that zoos house more polar bears
The effort to preserve and protect polar bears has taken different forms over the past few years. read more
More polar bears may survive better in captivity
As the earth's atmospheric temperature warms, more polar bears are flocking to Churchill for extended periods of time because their natural habitats are dependent upon the yearly ice freeze. read more
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