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People Love Watching Grizzlies Do the Bears Love Being Watched?

In short, no. But there are ways to minimize our ecotourism impacts.

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You Can Be a Bear Guide, Too—If You Can Handle the Heat

A grizzly-curious writer decides to train as a bear guide in British Columbia, and surprises himself along the way

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You Can Be a Bear Guide, Too—If You Can Handle the Heat

A grizzly-curious writer decides to train as a bear guide in British Columbia, and surprises himself along the way

Hallo bayUnited statesUnited kingdomGreat bearBritish columbiaVancouver islandDavid attenboroughTracey osterlandTeresa whippleBrad josephsLake clark national parkNational geographicAlaska katmai national parkYellowstone national parkBear viewing association of british columbiaKatmai national park

You Can Be a Bear Guide, Too—If You Can Handle the Heat

A grizzly-curious writer decides to train as a bear guide in British Columbia, and surprises himself along the way

Hallo bayUnited statesUnited kingdomVancouver islandBritish columbiaGreat bearDavid attenboroughTeresa whippleBrad josephsTracey osterlandNational geographicBear viewing association of british columbiaAlaska katmai national parkYellowstone national parkLake clark national parkKatmai national park

Indigenous conservation could mean richer wildlife tourism in Canada

In British Columbia, traditional Indigenous conservation practices show how humans and bears can share territory. That’s good news for both grizzlies and tourists.

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