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Growing Up Wild: Bears by Sandra Markle, 2000-04-01

Among Grizzlies: Living with Wild Bears in Alaska by Timothy Treadwell, Jewel Palovak, 1999-02-02

Yellowstone Bears in the Wild by James C. Halfpenny, PhD, et all 2007-06-25

In the Company of Wild Bears: A Celebration of Backcountry Grizzlies and Black Bears by Howard Smith, 2006-09-01

Black Bears (Our Wild World Series) by Kathy Feeny, 2000-09-01

Bears (Wild Guide Series) by Charles Fergus, Amelia Hansen, 2005-10-10

Berenstain Bears & the Wild Wild Honey by Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain, 1983-09-12

Walking With Bears: One Man's Relationship with Three Generations of Wild Bears by Terry DeBruyn, 2001-10-01

Bears: Life in the Wild by Monica Kulling, 1998-07

Among the Bears: Raising Orphaned Cubs in the Wild by Benjamin Kilham, Ed Gray, 2003-03-01

Wild Bears - Panda Bear by Tom & Pat Leeson, 2000-09-12

Wild Bears -Level 1 (See More Readers) by Seymour Simon, 2002-03-01

Does a Wild Bear Chip in the Woods? (On Golf) by Lewis Grizzard, 1990-05-25

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Help Keep The Bears Wild
Click on Logo to go to home page. Help Keep the bears wild. 0.gif (10272 bytes).
http://www.nynjtc.org/trails/bearcan.html

Extractions: Help Keep the Bears Wild About Us Advocacy Calendar Contact Us ... Volunteer JavaScript is not available in your browser. Shopping is disabled. [ Explain! by David H. Day We had just turned in for the second evening of our 7-day Yosemite backpack; it was a few minutes after 9:00pm, and we had been having a good conversation around the dying fire. About five minutes after zipping up our sleeping bags, I thought I heard footsteps passing by our tent. Since there were 11 others in our group, I didnt think too much of it; until we heard the rattle and snapping of dead branches on a tree some distance beyond our tent. We both knew instantly that what we were hearing was our bear-bag being raided. I yelled BEAR! and called out to the group leader to alert him. We then threw our shoes and jackets back on and piled out to see what was going on. Sure enough, a sow black bear was putting on a how-to for her two cubs and us. This bear bag was hung absolutely by the book; 20 feet up and 8 or so feet out on a live, strong, but thin-at-the-tip branch. With the cubs watching, she first tried to shake the branch. When that didnt work, she tried to stretch out to reach, but it was too far out and the many dead branches were in the way. Next, she tried to bite off the branch. Finally, she climbed up to the branch above and dropped down onto the gnawed branch, breaking it off at the point she had chewed. She caught herself right away, and lead the cubs down to the ground for a snack. It took her less time to take it down than it did for me to put it up!
Backpacker.com - Yosemite Reports Successful Effort To 'Keep Bears Wild'
Yosemite Reports Successful Effort to 'Keep bears wild'. Leave out a bag of Fritos,and expect a 3 am wakeup call. You may think bears are wild creatures.
http://www.backpacker.com/article/0,2646,1580,00.html

Extractions: Yosemite Reports Successful Effort to 'Keep Bears Wild' Leave out a bag of Fritos, and expect a 3 a.m. wake-up call By Jen Mattson , September 13, 2000 You may think bears are wild creatures. But they've been getting more and more sophisticated in recent years, adding your potato salad and beef jerky to their list of favorite appetizers. That's because some of them frequent the greatest buffet of all: California's Yosemite National Park, home to a restaurant, grocery store, and millions of snacking campers per year. But now, thanks to a three-year "Keep Bears Wild" public awareness campaign, park officials say the problem is abating. Incidents (bear interactions with people, excluding sightings) have greatly decreased. From 1998, when 1,600 occurred, they fell to 760 in 1999 and to 379 as of mid-August this year, according to Scott Gediman, Chief of Media and External Relations for Yosemite. That's good news for visitors who want to wander the park's 800 miles of trails, meandering through 761,266 acres, 93 percent of which are wilderness. Yosemite boasts magnificent waterfalls, lush meadows, and forests that seem to reach the sky, even hundreds of Giant Sequoias, the largest living things in the world.
Cubby_Bears's Wild Life
"CUBBY bears wild LIFE SITE". This is the wild kingdom of animals and of outdoor scenes Big cats, elephants, bears, and
http://members.tripod.com/~cubby_bear

Extractions: This is the wild kingdom of animals and of outdoor scenes Big cats, elephants, bears, and all other wild animal pictures. Pictures of parks and of breath taking scenery. Also available on this site are animal gifs and backgrounds. Of course you are welcome to use anything that is here BUT, you MUST transload to your own server. Please, donot use my things in another gif site. I will include a great transloader at the end of each gif page. I would appreciate it if you would sign my guestbook on your way out Page may be a little slow loading due to image pictures but, well worth the wait, I promise. Click on the pictures below, to see a larger view.
Backpacker.com - Yosemite Reports Successful Effort To 'Keep Bears Wild'- Print
Yosemite Reports Successful Effort to 'Keep bears wild'. Leave out a bag of Fritos,and expect a 3 am wakeup call. You may think bears are wild creatures.
http://www.backpacker.com/article/0,2646,1580_P,00.html

Extractions: Yosemite Reports Successful Effort to 'Keep Bears Wild' Leave out a bag of Fritos, and expect a 3 a.m. wake-up call By Jen Mattson , September 13, 2000 You may think bears are wild creatures. But they've been getting more and more sophisticated in recent years, adding your potato salad and beef jerky to their list of favorite appetizers. That's because some of them frequent the greatest buffet of all: California's Yosemite National Park, home to a restaurant, grocery store, and millions of snacking campers per year. But now, thanks to a three-year "Keep Bears Wild" public awareness campaign, park officials say the problem is abating. Incidents (bear interactions with people, excluding sightings) have greatly decreased. From 1998, when 1,600 occurred, they fell to 760 in 1999 and to 379 as of mid-August this year, according to Scott Gediman, Chief of Media and External Relations for Yosemite. That's good news for visitors who want to wander the park's 800 miles of trails, meandering through 761,266 acres, 93 percent of which are wilderness. Yosemite boasts magnificent waterfalls, lush meadows, and forests that seem to reach the sky, even hundreds of Giant Sequoias, the largest living things in the world. The black bears (black, brown, cinnamon, or blond in color) making their home in that lush territory have often been lured toward people because many campers store food improperly. Reversing that habit, and thereby encouraging bears to return to natural food sources, is the goal of "Keep Bears Wild," started in 1998 with a renewing yearly congressional appropriation of $500,000, sponsored by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-CA.
Arcturos.gr NGO Environment Protection Bears Wild Life Greece
of the Natural Environment and the wildlife.ARCTUROS established the Bear ProtectionCentre in an effort to solve the problem of the dancing bears and of the
http://www.arcturos.gr/
Steiff Bears Wild Animals Blowout
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Teddy Bears: Wild & Wooly Wear
Wild and woolythe real thing! These teddy bears are not only made from EcoSpunfleece or organic cotton, but are stuffed with a combination of recycled
http://www.wildandwoolywear.com/html/teddybears.html

Extractions: These teddy bears are not only made from EcoSpun fleece or organic cotton, but are stuffed with a combination of recycled polyethylene pellets and polyfill. They are weightier than most, so are not for children under 3 years of age. Tan fleece (EcoSpun and wool blend) with an olive green scarf. Canvas EcoSpun fleece with a sea green scarf.
Steiff Bears Wild Animals
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Steiff Bears: Wild Rabbit
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Keep Bears Wild
Keep bears wild Photo from Blaine Everingham. Send this picture asFree Internet postcard. Alpine Homes Alpine Homes We specialize
http://canadianrockies.com/PhotoGallery/WildlifeAnimals/10-3292.html
Bears Wild Adventures
Good thing us bears are fast runners! Course it would have been a bit easier tohang on during those wild jumps if my friend here had been wearing a halter
http://www.melodief.com/vz/bears/wild_adventure.htm

Extractions: Other topics available on melodief.com: Main Page Animations Backgrounds Computers Dragons Ghosts Pooh's Corner VZones Web Rings Links If I told you, you wouldn't believe me! It's true what they say...a picture IS worth a thousand words! Sunshine Bear had a bit more nerve than I did though...but then he hadn't seen the movie "Jurassic Park"! Of course he didn't find out until afterwards that Mr. Rex here is a meat-eater! Lucky for him he had just had a big snack and wasn't the least bit hungry at the time! Me? I prefer my adventures a bit tamer than Sunshine... I don't like the idea of being a meal for whatever I am riding. Shortly after taking the picture of Sunshine, Mr. Rex decided that perhaps he could do with a little snack afterall. Good thing us bears are fast runners! By the time we got away from him, we were soooo hot and tired that a nice swim sounded really great! That's when I met my new friend...a non-bear-eating dolphin! All of that time I spent swimming at the Idol Pool really paid off! Sunshine thought he was a bit out of shape (hadn't been swimming in ages) and didn't want to risk another ride but I had a great time! 'Course it would have been a bit easier to hang on during those wild jumps if my friend here had been wearing a halter and saddle, but I managed anyway. Wild Adventures Old South Safari Egypt my DreamScape main page Home Ghosts Backgrounds Dragons Lair ... www.avaterra.com
Bear Necessities Coalition - Keeping Bears Wild And People Safe
Bear Necessities Coalition. Keeping bears wild and people safe. Most likely thissuccess in Keeping bears wild and People Safe is not completely our doing.
http://www.talkeetna-alaska.com/bears/

Extractions: Start Over Our Mission The summer of 2001 is well remembered in the small village of Talkeetna, Alaska. Grizzly and Black bears had become habituated to finding food in our dumpsters and garbage cans. Eventually six bears were shot. As a reaction to the conflicts between people and bears, local residents gathered one November night and a grassroots effort was born. We called ourselves the Bear Necessities Coalition - Keeping Bears Wild and People Safe. Our mission has been to work, through education and action, to promote bear aware human behavior in order to minimize conflict between people and bears. We recognized that local support was essential to achieving our goals, so we began developing rapport with residents, our Community Council, the Chamber of Commerce, the Dept. of Fish and Game, the Borough, the National Park Service, and the staff of our radio station and of the local newspaper. We found common ground within diverse interests in the community; no one wanted bears killed because of improper garbage and food storage. Our efforts continue by partnering with local groups and agencies to expand educational endeavors, planning to publish a children's bear awareness book/CD, and increasing the numbers of bear- proof garbage cans.
Bear Necessities Coalition - Keeping Bears Wild And People Safe
Keeping bears wild and people safe. Living Smart In Black Bear Countrygives more good tips about keeping bears wild and people safe.
http://www.talkeetna-alaska.com/bears/links.php
Cubby Bears Wild Things 2
Here are some beautiful places for you to view. I will offer all ofthese pictures for you to use on your own pages. Hope that you
http://members.tripod.com/~cubby_bear/index2.html
Cubby Bears Wild Life-6
Here are more Wild Animal gifs and jpgs, mixed with some ordinary Animals. PHEASANT.These wild animals are coming from every where. GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE. ANI.
http://members.tripod.com/~cubby_bear/index6.html
Help Keep The Bears Wild
Help Keep The bears wild. by David H. Day (Copyright 1999 All rightsreserved). We had just turned in for the second evening of
http://www.trailstobuild.com/Articles/BearCanisters.htm

Extractions: Help Keep The Bears Wild by David H. Day We had just turned in for the second evening of our 7-day Yosemite backpack; it was a few minutes after 9:00pm, and we had been having a good conversation around the dying fire. About five minutes after zipping up our sleeping bags, I thought I heard footsteps passing by our tent. Since there were 11 others in our group, I didnt think too much of it; until we heard the rattle and snapping of dead branches on a tree some distance beyond our tent. We both knew instantly that what we were hearing was our bear-bag being raided. I yelled "BEAR!" and called out to the group leader to alert him. We then threw our shoes and jackets back on and piled out to see what was going on. Sure enough, a sow black bear was putting on a how-to for her two cubs and us. This bear bag was hung absolutely by the book; 20 feet up and 8 or so feet out on a live, strong, but thin-at-the-tip branch. With the cubs watching, she first tried to shake the branch. When that didnt work, she tried to stretch out to reach, but it was too far out and the many dead branches were in the way. Next, she tried to bite off the branch. Finally, she climbed up to the branch above and dropped down onto the gnawed branch, breaking it off at the point she had chewed. She caught herself right away, and lead the cubs down to the ground for a snack. It took her less time to take it down than it did for me to put it up! All during this time, as per Park policy, we had been harassing the bear by yelling, blowing whistles, banging pots and pans, throwing rocks, etc.. We need not have bothered; she paid us no mind whatsoever. We finally returned to our tents to nervously wait out the rest of the raid. For the next couple of hours, she and the cubs wandered back and forth between our site and two sites on the other side of the stream. Needless to say, not a whole lot of sleeping was done until they left.
Keep Bears Wild
Keep bears wild Photo from Blaine Everingham. Send this picture asFree Internet postcard. Boreas Backcountry Adventures Ltd. Let
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Keep Bears Wild
Keep bears wild Photo from Blaine Everingham. Send this picture asFree Internet postcard. Brewster Transportation and Tours Since
http://www.bc.worldweb.com/PhotoGallery/WildlifeAnimals/10-3292.html
Boyd's Collectible Bears: Wild Animal Critters
Boyd's Collectible Bears Wild Animal Critters.
http://www.marilynscollectibles.com/boydscollectiblebears-09.htm

Extractions: Select a Boyd's Category below and click on go. Select Another Boyd's Catagory to Shop Masters of Disguise Liberty and Americana Bears Noah's Ark Collection Nantucket and Beach Party Collections Love You Mom Lots of Special Boyd's Bears Here BIG Bears and Bean Bears Boyd's Mohair Critters Wild Animal Critters Strawberry, Apple, and Watermelon Gangs
Bear Trust International - How You Can Help
Every dollar Bear Trust raises helps keep populations of bears wild and free. BearTrust encourages volunteer activities that help protect wild bears.
http://www.beartrust.org/help.cfm

Extractions: Become a member of a major wild bear conservation effort. You will receive a free copy of Bears of the World , a kids’ publication about wild bears that has been nominated for the Association of Educational Publishers’ "Distinguished Achievement in Educational Journalism" award. Please sign me up for membership. I understand that my donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Every dollar Bear Trust raises helps keep populations of bears wild and free. Bear Trust is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that raises funds for research, education and conservation of critical habitat for wild bears. Your tax-deductible financial support of wild bear conservation efforts will keep us at work, and keep bears on the landscape.

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