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Bears, Born to be Wild by Karen Ward, Kennan Ward, 2003-06-01

Bears-Nature's Wild Series Volume 2 by Donald Olson, 1999

Grizzly Bears (Predators in the Wild) by Deady, Kathleen W., 2002-01-01

Osos Salvajes (Wild Bears) - El Oso Pardo (The Grizzly Bear) by Melissa Cole & Tom & Pat Leeson, 2002-12-01

When Bears Attack! (When Wild Animals Attack!) by Richard M. Gaines, 2006-12

Ballad Of The Wild Bear by Pat Chamberlin-Calamar, Sandy Kogl, 2004-05

Wild Bears of the World (Of the World Series) by Paul Ward, Suzanne Kynaston, 1995-12

Grizzly Bears (Wild World) by Janice Parker, 2000-10-31

The Berenstain Bears and the Wild, Wild Honey

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

Polar Bears (Living Wild) by Rachael Hanel, 2009-07-15

Wild Bears - Polar Bear by Jason & Judy Stone, 2000-09-12

Bonding with Bears (Wild Lives) by Nick Arnold, 2004-09-27

Polar Bear (Zoo Animals in the Wild) by Jinny Johnson, 2006-08

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Keeping Food Away From Bears - Front Country
Truly wild bears shy away from humans, but these intelligent animalslearn quickly. Keep park bears wild store food properly!
http://www.nps.gov/seki/bear_fc.htm

Extractions: Bears are at home in these parks. Their natural habitat is the forests and shrublands below 8000' (2438 meters) in elevation. They eat a wide variety of food grasses, insects, acorns, carrion and, all too often, human food. Truly wild bears shy away from humans, but these intelligent animals learn quickly. Just one experience with human food can change their natural behavior. Yet the bears are not to blame. Keep park bears wild store food properly! Each year black bears must be killed in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks as a direct result of human carelessness and improper food storage. Driven by their powerful sense of smell, black bears are drawn by the odors of human food. Once bears get this food, they continue to seek it out from backpacks, picnic tables, ice chests, and cars. They cause thousands of dollars in property damage searching for human food and garbage. When their instinctive fear of people fades, these unnaturally aggressive, destructive bears must be killed. Zoos do not want these bears, and moving them to another area is not a solution. Bears can only be relocated within the parks, where good bear habitat has bears already in it. The relocated bears must therefore move on to find new territory. They usually return to where they were trapped or die trying. Eventually, many of these bears must be killed. What must be stored?
Bear Campaign
Polar Bears Under Threat Information on polar bears in the wild. Surrogacy ProgramLatest. Keeping Polar bears wild in Churchill Bear release in Slovakia.
http://www.bornfree.org.uk/polar.bear/
Wild Bears
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PIM4All Wild Life BEARS
WILDLIFE on PIM 4 All, Bears. Furry Friends, Bears. Ranging from Polar,to Grizzly, Black and Brown bears. Avoiding Bear Attacks Be Alert.
http://poetryinmotion4all.com/destinations/wildlife/wildpages/bear.shtml
Wee Bears Wildlife Set At Fun Collections
Wildlife Wee Bears. These six little bears are really enjoying the wild side oflife! Watch out for that crocodile, horse, beaver, raccoon, moose and hippo!
http://www.funcollections.com/weebears/wild.html

Extractions: powered by FreeFind ORDERING FAQ JUST ARRIVED ... HOME Wildlife Wee Bears These six little bears are really enjoying the wild side of life! Watch out for that crocodile, horse, beaver, raccoon, moose and hippo! Buy 3 WEE Bears and save 10% Select the items you would like to add to your cart: $7.00 each Congo the Monkey
News Story
Return to list of News Releases News Release For Immediate Release June 10,2002. Keep Black bears wild and Free; Don't Let Them Eat People Food.
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/news/news02/02071.html

Extractions: Already, officials with DFG have begun receiving calls regarding bears scavenging in garbage cans, and wandering through residential neighborhoods or campsites. Although seeing a wild bear can be a unique and exciting experience, it can be unnerving when viewed under those circumstances. And more often than not, people mistakes are the biggest contributors to developing a nuisance bear. "Problems begin when bears that learn to associate an easy food supply with humans and developed areas," said Doug Updike, DFG senior wildlife biologist. "Once this happens the bear becomes habituated or conditioned to going after human food because it's easy. In the end, if people haven't changed their ways, the bear won't either." The bears who feast on human food often gain too much weight, have more cubs than normal, and become urban residents. As they get comfortable around people, their natural fear of humans can subside, resulting in breaking into homes and cars. The unfortunate result of a bear becoming habituated to human food can be death. Bears can become repeat offenders after they have lost their wildness, often causing property damage or resulting in humans fearing their close presence in their urban areas. By law, if requested, the DFG must issue a permit to have a problem bear killed.
Parks Canada Redirect
Why are wardens scaring this bear away? Keeping bears wild keeps themalive .. The 3 Please help us keep bears wild. Store all
http://www.worldweb.com/ParksCanada-Jasper/nature/bear_brochure.htm

Extractions: The Parks Canada Web site has been completely redesigned. As a result, some of the files and bookmarks may no longer be available. You will automatically be brought to the new Parks Canada home page . Please update your bookmarks and do not hesitate to contact us should you continue having difficulty finding the information you seek. Le site Web du Canada de parcs a été complètement remodelé. En conséquence, certains des dossiers et des signets peuvent plus être disponibles. Vous serez automatiquement apportés au nouveau Home Page du Canada de parcs . Veuillez mettre à jour vos signets et ne hésitez pas à nous contacter si vous continuez à avoir la difficulté trouver l'information que vous cherchez. Banff Jasper Kootenay Yoho ... Yoho Tourism Information For travel information about the Canadian Rockies, please visit WorldWeb Travel Guide. www.CANADIANROCKIES.com www.CANADIANROCKIES.com
WildCam: Brown Bears @ Nationalgeographic.com
Live cam of bears at Alaska's McNeil River as they gather for their annual salmon feast.Category Recreation Outdoors wildlife bearsLive Video, Video Gallery, Maps, wild Gear, Resources and Links.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/bearcam/
The Wide Wild World Of Gund Stuffed Animals Presented By Bear St.
Offers Australian animals, forest friends, mohair bears, GUND bears, bunnies, and classic Pooh. Includes adoption forms for these stuffed toys. Farm Animals. Forest Friends. GUND bears. GUND Design. Harry Potter Thank you for visiting the Bear St. and the Wide wild World of GUND.
http://www.bearst.com/
ENDANGERED In The Wild : Asia
Offers the species description and its natural history. Read about the causes of its endangerment and check out videos and photos. officials claim that farming has slowed the killing of wild bears, but critics contend it actually promotes the use of
http://www.bagheera.com/inthewild/van_anim_sunbear.htm

Extractions: SUN BEAR Southeast Asia Unknown The smallest bear in the world, an adult male Malayan sun bear is about 4 feet (1.2 m) tall when standing on its hind legs and can weigh up to 140 pounds (64 kg). Despite their small size, sun bears can be very dangerous. Named for the golden crescent, or "U" shaped golden patch on their chest, sun bears are otherwise all black with smooth, short fur. They are increasingly rare residents of tropical rain forest in southern China, Burma, Malaysia, Sumatra, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Borneo. Malayan sun bears are skillful climbers, aided by long sickle-shaped claws on all four feet. These extremely long claws up to six inches allow the bears to dig for honey and grubs, which they lick up using their long tongues. The bears are omnivores. Their diet also includes fruits, insects, small mammals, and birds. Sun bears sometimes will damage coconut palm, banana, and cocoa plantations through foraging. They usually are nocturnal creatures. Smell is the sun bear's most important sense and their eyesight is not very good.
Studying Grizzly Bears In The Wild
Join a pair of naturalists in their study of Grizzly Bear behaviour, read about their cub reintroduction program, and read the diary of their adventures an ideal environment for this study because the bears in that area have little or no contact with and Rosie) and reintroduced them to the wild. They have returned each
http://www.cloudline.org/

Extractions: Naturalists, Charlie Russell and Maureen Enns are undertaking this very important challenge through their project the Kamchatka Grizzlies of the Far East. This study is about testing theories that could allow for people to share habitat with this animal in ways that are safe and sustainable and also suggests ways to enjoy these large predators. The study area for this project is situated at Kambalnoe Lake at the southern tip of the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East. This is one of the last great wilderness areas left in the world and provides an ideal environment for this study because the bears in that area have little or no contact with human beings other than those who are studying them. This project began by locating the ideal site and constructing a cabin at the foot of the Kambalnoe Volcano which became their base camp. In 1997, Charlie and Maureen raised 3 orphaned grizzly cubs (Chico, Biscuit and Rosie) and reintroduced them to the wild. They have returned each summer since then to continue their relationships with these cubs who have become the central participants to their study of human coexistence with bears. They are now 5 years old and about 450 pounds. The study in Kamchatka, Russia will enter its 7th year in 2002. Many of our research goals are now being achieved. We have proven it is possible to peacefully co-exist with grizzly bears as close neighbors. Now our efforts to consider the legacy for our work, by conserving in perpetuity the Southern tip of Kamchatka begins. As we focus more on the educational focus, we are excited to announce that our first book
Safety Guide To Bears In The Wild
and education are essential to ensure our encounters with bears in the wild are positive and free from conflict.
http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/wld/pub/bearwld.htm

Extractions: in the Wild Printed February, 1996 Seeing a bear can be one of the most memorable experiences of a wilderness vacation, but it is our responsibility to respect the bear in its home. This means we must not force bears to leave their habitat, teach them to eat human foods, or place bears in situations where people or bears could get hurt. Preparation and education are essential to ensure our encounters with bears in the wild are positive and free from conflict. Bears are everywhere. We see them on the side of the highway, on logging roads, on the way to a campsite, near towns, or in the bush when hiking or working. Bears will usually hide from people, but remember: just because you don't see a bear, it doesn't mean they aren't around. British Columbia has about one-quarter of all black bears in Canada, and half of all grizzly bears. Both species are found throughout the province, with very few exceptions. There are no grizzly bears on Vancouver Island or on the Queen Charlottes, for instance, and there are few or no grizzlies in the heavily-settled Lower Mainland or the dry, southern areas of the province.
Wild Bearies By Marti Koeppe
Artist Marti Koeppe presents photos of custom made bears, each with its own personality. Each bear lists its specific features and materials. Hi, welcome to the internet home of wild Bearies teddy bears. Press the "bears" button below to see the first bear
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Live Bear Cam
Live cam of bears and information on how to support nonleathal management of bears.
http://www.wildbearcam.com
Teddy Bears, Handmade...Elise Jansson Holtier's Not Just Bears...collectible Ani
bears and other domestic and wild animals designed and handmade by Elise Jansson Holtier.
http://www.notjustbears.com
Wild Ideas Bearikade: Animal Resistant Food Canister For Backpacking, Camping An
Manufactures and sells food canisters for protection against bears. Also rents cannisters.
http://wild-ideas.net

Extractions: The Bearikade is a bear resistant container made of a lightweight composite sandwich. The Bearikade is easily opened by a human using the edge of a coin or other flat object such as a screwdriver blade. Animals, on the other hand, find it virtually impossible to open. The Bearikade is available in two sizes; the Weekender MKII , which will hold about 6 person days of food (2 people for 3 days) and weighs 1 pound 15 ounces or the Expedition MKII which holds about 9 person days of food and weighs 2 pounds 5 ounces. For some common questions you might have, please check out our Bearikade FAQs Overview: Enjoying and sharing the wilderness with permanent lodgers such as Black Bears requires the diligent backpacker to plan how to keep food, toiletries and other items with odors safely secured from these intelligent, inquisitive and strong neighbors. The Bearikade food canister was introduced in the 1999 season and is currently used by Rangers in Gates of the Arctic, ANWR, Olympic, Mt. Rainier, North Cascades, Yosemite, Kings Canyon/Sequoia and Inyo. It is the lightest weight food canister approved for use in the Sierra Nevada mountains and National Park. New Features: The Bearikade food canister introduced the use of the highest strength-to-weight ratio materials developed to meet aerospace requirements. The design geometry was chosen after reviewing thousands of questionnaires submitted to Park Officials by backpackers. The large opening answered the number one complaint that existing products had too small an opening. The external diameter is dictated by the design goal to keep Grizzly Bears from getting a jaw lock on the canister. O-ring seals make the unit moisture resistant and limit the broadcast of odor to a much smaller area. A lanyard is included in order to keep the hatch from being under foot or lost. The use of automotive/aircraft/watercraft quarter turn fasteners simplifies hatch removal without special tools (coin or washer is all it takes).
Congratulations! Welcome To Your New Web Site!
Ty products and accessories, as well as Puffkins and Limited Treasure bears.
http://www.collectinggonewild.com/

Extractions: Each individual user within your site will have access to their own administrator page. To login they will need to supply their username, the domain, and the password that was given to them. Note: You may wish to bookmark these links before replacing the contents of this page If your site is enabled with Miva Merchant, you can access administration functions via your Site Administrator and build your E-Commerce site. If your site is enabled with Microsoft Frontpage, you may use it to replace or edit this page by connecting to this server by using the username and password that was supplied to you. Make sure to open the RootWeb when you login. You may also wish to use other publishing tools to create your website, and in that case you will want to use a FTP client to transfer your web pages onto your web site. Here is a simple and quick guide to getting your website up and running in no time!
Bears Canada
Collectible teddy bears with a Canadian theme, as well as related wild bear information, stories, and cards.
http://www.bearscanada.co.uk

Extractions: Home Collectible Teddy Bears Bear Stories Huckleberry Mountain ... Treasure Chest Obtain a complete set of six dressed bears - an exclusive limited edition Canadian collection dedicated to BearsCanada - for just £30. This is a once only offer and will be removed from this site when all the edition has gone. THIS SITE IS DEDICATED TO BEARS WHO ARE UNDER THREAT FROM LOSS OF HABITAT AND INTRUSION. Help make others aware by sending your friends one of the FREE SAVE THE BEARS CARDS or other OCCASION CARDS WHAT THIS SITE IS ALL ABOUT THERE'S NO OTHER LIKE IT Welcome to the popular and unique website where you can learn all about real bears in the wild (polar, grizzly and black), join in the stories and adventures of Goldpan the lovable and rambunctious young Grizzly who lives on exciting Huckleberry Mountain, and order the limited edition very special Teddy Bear set from our Canadian Collection You'll also be able to assist Goldpan in trying to open Klondike bear's Treasure Chest full of gold nuggets and claim your FREE reward.
BBC - Nature - Wildfacts
Photographs and fact sheet.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/wildfacts/bears/bears.shtml

Extractions: Group Aardvarks Amphibians Annelids Anteaters and relatives Bats Bears Birds Camels and relatives Cats Cattle and relatives Chevrotains Chilopoda Civets and relatives Crustaceans Deer Dogs Dugongs and manatees Echinoderms Elephants Elephant shrews Extinct animals Flying lemurs Garden birds Giraffes and okapis Hippopotamuses Horses and relatives Hyenas Hyraxes Insectivores Insects Marsupials Molluscs Mongooses Monotremes Mustelids Pangolins Penguins Pigs Pronghorn Primates Rabbits, hares and pikas
Alaska Fishing - Fishing Alaska - King Salmon - Rainbow Trout
Fish Alaska streams thick with Salmon and Rainbow trout, photograph Brown bears and stay in hand built log cabins.
http://www.wildak.com/fishing.htm

Extractions: This adventure provides a unique Sportfishing opportunity for King salmon, Silver salmon, humpies, Rainbow trout, Arctic grayling and more. This is Freshwater fishing at its best combining a four wheeler trail ride through incredible primordial forests, heavy runs of Salmon, private airstrip and trail access, hand built cabins and more. Wildlife including Grizzly bear and black bear are common and frequently seen offering Photo opportunities at every turn. What You Need to Bring Adventure Packages FULL DAY TRIPS: Bristol Bay S port Fishing in the Wood Tikchik region is like no other experience to be had. Pick from your choice of fishing from a quiet bank or by boat in the Wood river, or tour from one fantastic lake to another by private float plane. Y our Alaska Fishing Experience can range from a quiet wilderness solitude to the fast fighting frenzy of an Alaska King salmon pushing upstream to fulfill his age old destiny.

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