going to come into conflict and come into contact with people. back outside, i catch up with randy to get some final advice. so, i ve got a few days left here, so what are your top tips to help me stay safe? so, number one is use avoidance techniques you know, make noise, travel in groups, carry bear spray, just be really aware. number two, if you do see a bear, you don t ever run. you stand your ground and maybe get your bear spray out, just in case. i ll be ready. and you ve got to see what the bear is going to do. if the bear doesn t see you, you can leave. don t bring a bunch of attention to yourself, just take off while the bear is not looking. if the bear does see you, don t start waving your hands hey, bear, don t do any of that because a bear could actually perceive that as a threat. yeah. so, try to see what the bear is going to do. if they get defensive and make a lot of noise, like kind of how we described with the charging trainer, that s when your bear spray
in particular begins to recover into its historic range, it s going to come into conflict and come into contact with people. back outside, i catch up with randy to get some final advice. so, i ve got a few days left here, so what are your top tips to help me stay safe? so, number one is use avoidance techniques you know, make noise, travel in groups, carry bear spray, just be really aware. number two, if you do see a bear, you don t ever run. you stand your ground and maybe get your bear spray out, just in case. i ll be ready. and you ve got to see what the bear is going to do. if the bear doesn t see you, you can leave. don t bring a bunch of attention to yourself, just take off while the bear is not looking. if the bear does see you, don t start waving your hands hey, bear, don t do any of that because a bear could actually perceive that as a threat. yeah. so, try to see what the bear is going to do. if they get defensive and make a lot of noise,
yellowstone ecosystem, has the complete complement of wildlife that was here pre european colonisation and we can t say that about a lot of places in the world. as the grizzly bear in particular begins to recover into its historic range, it s going to come into conflict and come into contact with people. back outside, i catch up with randy to get some final advice. so, i ve got a few days left here, so what are your top tips to help me stay safe? so, number one is use avoidance techniques you know, make noise, travel in groups, carry bear spray, just be really aware. number two, if you do see a bear, you don t ever run. you stand your ground and maybe get your bear spray out, just in case. i ll be ready. and you ve got to see what the bear is going to do. if the bear doesn t see you, you can leave. don t bring a bunch of attention to yourself, just take off while the bear is not looking. if the bear does see you, don t start waving your hands
corey and his team of volunteers preserve birds, wildcats and thousands more species. an average specimen that comes into the museum, we collect data with it. so, we collect a gps co ordinate, and that gives us the exact location at the time of collection. it gives us things like habitat information, things like elevation and so, as things shift and change, these become snapshots in time. yellowstone, the greater yellowstone ecosystem, has the complete complement of wildlife that was here pre european colonisation and we can t say that about a lot of places in the world. as the grizzly bear in particular begins to recover into its historic range, it s going to come into conflict and come into contact with people. back outside, i catch up with randy to get some final advice. so, i ve got a few days left here, so what are your top tips to help me stay safe? so, number one is use avoidance techniques you know, make noise, travel in groups, carry bear spray, just be really aware. numbe
of places in the world. as the grizzly bear in particular begins to recover into its historic range, it s going to come into conflict and come into contact with people. back outside, i catch up with randy to get some final advice. so, i ve got a few days left here, so what are your top tips to help me stay safe? so, number one is use avoidance techniques you know, make noise, travel in groups, carry bear spray, just be really aware. number two, if you do see a bear, you don t ever run. you stand your ground and maybe get your bear spray out, just in case. i ll be ready. and you ve got to see what the bear is going to do. if the bear doesn t see you, you can leave. don t bring a bunch of attention to yourself, just take off while the bear is not looking. if the bear does see you, don t start waving your hands