The Elaho grizzly: fight or flight?
When it comes to grizzlies, things aren’t always how they appear.
Charlie Russell: on grizzly bears and coexistence
Canada’s grizzly bears have lost a true and dedicated friend. After hearing the sad news of Canadian naturalist Charlie Russell’s passing on May 8, 2018, we’ve taken a moment to reflect on how he shaped our understanding of grizzly bear behaviour.
RELEASE: From Triggers to Tripods: A photo contest that celebrates the beginning of a trophy free BC
2017 Annual Report
Our first year of operations has seen many successes. 2017 was a year of building and launching, but while we established systems and processes to ensure an impactful future, we also acted as a powerful voice for grizzlies.
Support for North Cascades grizzly population recovery
Last week US Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced plans to complete a previously halted environmental impact assessment that may lead to the reintroduction of grizzly bears to the North Cascades ecosystem.
A Review of Food Security for Grizzly Bears in British Columbia
We are pleased to announce the completion of a wonderful new study for Grizzly Bear Foundation that further defines the topic of food security for grizzly bears in British Columbia.
Left off the SARA list for too long, grizzly bears need your help to gain federal protection
Grizzly bears are ‘on deck’ to receive federal protection as a species of special concern, comments needed by Jan 18.
Sharing lessons on Human-Bear Conflict in Quito, Ecuador
Fostering conservations and learning from other cultures and jurisdictions
In the effort to conserve and protect bear populations, it is often helpful to observe and discuss what is working (or not!) in other parts of the world.
The Wild Salmon Policy - why salmon and wildlife can’t wait any longer
What is the Wild Salmon Policy and why does it matter?
Wild salmon are critically important to our ecology, wildlife, and culture. Quite simply, the policies set forth in the WSP need to be implemented before it’s too late.