21. Bear Country USA Includes photos and video clips of grizzly bears. Offers numerous facts. http://www.bearcountryusa.com/information.asp?ID=11

22. Grizzly Bear Home Page Brown/grizzly Facts Photo Gallery Observe and Study grizzly bears Typical Day of grizzly Watching Guest Book Main Page http://www.bear.org/Grizzly/GB_Home.html

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23. Rug And Taxidermy Of Wolf, Polar-, Brown-, Black- Or Grizzly Bear Norway. Tanners of polar, brown, black and grizzly bear and wolve hides for rugs and wall decoration. Taxidermy of bears and wolfes. Facts and pictures of the polar bear. http://www.qualitypolarbear.com/

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24. Brown/Grizzly Bear Facts Home Range grizzly bears can be found in the Canadian provinces of British Food Types grizzly bears feed on berries (blueberries, bearberries, etc. http://www.bear.org/Grizzly/Grizzly_Brown_Bear_Facts.html

Brown/Grizzly Bear Facts Building Fund Home Page Black Grizzly ... Search Taxonomy: While there has been much confusion about the taxonomy of brown bears ( Ursus arctos ), taxonomists agree there are at least two subspecies in North America the grizzly bear ( U. a. horribilis ) and the Kodiak bear ( U. a. middendorffi There is confusion about whether to consider others, like U. a. gyas and U. a. macfarlani , as separate subspecies. The Kodiak bear has lived separately on Kodiak, Afognak, and Shuyak Islands in southwestern Alaska for thousands of years with no interbreeding with other populations. However, there is no such geographic demarcation between the coastal U. a. gyas and the inland U. a. horribilis There is a continuum of difference between the larger coastal brown bears and the interior individuals that are generally called grizzly bears. Coastal brown bears have a greater amount of animal protein in their diet, achieve larger size, and have slight differences in coloration. At any point from the coast to the interior there is interbreeding between the populations (Jonkel 1987, p 456-473).

25. NWT Wildlife And Fisheries - Bear Attacks Explains three methods of protecting yourself from aggressive black bears and grizzly bears. http://www.nwtwildlife.rwed.gov.nt.ca/Publications/safetyinbearcountry/attacks.h

If a Bear Charges A bear charges at high speed on all four legs. Many charges are bluffs. Bears often stop or veer to the side at the last minute. However, if contact appears unavoidable, you have three options: shoot to kill if you have a gun; play dead if you are attacked by a grizzly; or fight back if attacked by a black bear. Shooting a Bear The right moment to squeeze the trigger depends on your nerve, experience with a firearm, and how fast the bear is approaching. The decision can be made only by the person facing the bear, and must be made quickly. An accurate shot fired at close range has a greater chance of killing a bear than one fired from farther away. The first shot is the most important. If you must kill a bear, aim for the shoulder if the bear is broadside, or the back of the neck between the shoulders if the bear is facing you. Avoid head shots - they often do not kill a bear. Do not stop to check the results of your shot. Keep firing until the bear is still. Try to kill the bear cleanly and quickly - a wounded bear is very dangerous. Playing Dead Playing dead may prevent serious injury if you are attacked by a grizzly bear. Do not play dead during a black bear attack or if a grizzly bear is treating you as prey. Playing dead will help protect your vital areas, and the bear may leave if you appear harmless. There are two recommended positions:

26. Yellowstone NP News & Information These requirements are the same as those in the current bear grizzly bear grizzly bears are classified as a trophy game animal, according to Wyoming http://www.yellowstoneparknet.com/articles/bears_2.php

TRAVEL GUIDES : Yellowstone Grand Teton Big Sky Bozeman Cody Jackson Hole Red Lodge West Yellowstone home site map about us request a link ... WIN A TRIP! supporters Snowmobile Tours, JH RV Parks / Campgrounds Yellowstone Lodging Attractions ... SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND Bears 2 Mother and cubs on the lookout Grizzly future now being decided Conservation strategy would dictate bear management following delisting. By Rachel Odell, Jackson Hole News 3-21-00 Federal officials met in Jackson this week to discuss how to manage grizzly bears after they are removed from the endangered species list. The meeting was one of several held throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The document to be reviewed, known as the conservation strategy, will establish guidelines to ensure the bears' permanent survival here. Federal officials released the plan earlier this month as part of a larger grizzly bear recovery plan. State and federal agencies must sign off on the recovery plan before the bear can be removed from the endangered species list, where its status is "threatened." Document details The draft strategy says that during six consecutive years there must be at least 15 female grizzlies with cubs within a 9,209-square-mile "primary conservation area," currently known as the recovery area. There is a 10-mile buffer zone outside of the PCA that totals 5,271 square miles that the plan says is also important grizzly habitat but that won't receive special protection.

27. Yellowstone NP News & Information Both black and grizzly bears are frequently encountered in and around Yellowstone Finally the grizzly bear has much larger claws bears are found in the http://www.yellowstoneparknet.com/articles/bears_3.php

TRAVEL GUIDES : Yellowstone Grand Teton Big Sky Bozeman Cody Jackson Hole Red Lodge West Yellowstone home site map about us request a link ... WIN A TRIP! supporters Snowmobile Tours, JH RV Parks / Campgrounds Yellowstone Lodging Attractions ... SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND Bears 3 Bear with a riverside dinner Take precautions when you go into bear country - from Park County (Montana) Visitor's guide 2000 The beautiful Yellowstone landscape is also wild country - one of the last and largest undeveloped regions in the continental United States. Yellowstone Park lies at the heart of this wild land and is home to many black bears and grizzly bears that roam through the country side they claim for their own. Both black and grizzly bears are frequently encountered in and around Yellowstone Park, and both species are unpredictable. Since it can be difficult to tell the two species apart, hikers are best advised to be wary of all bears. As a rule, black bears are generally smaller, less aggressive animals and most have black or dark brown hair. However, some black bears grow to be quite large and it is not uncommon to see cinnamon-colored "black" bears that closely resemble a grizzly bear. Adult grizzlies, on the other hand, are quite large with lighter-colored hair that is usually highlighted by silver tips, giving the animal a distinctive sheen. The only true distinction between the two species is their body shape, the shape of their muzzles and their claws. Grizzlies have a hump above their front shoulders, making it the highest point in their body. On black bears the highest point is the rump. In a profile, the grizzly's face has a distinctive brow that gives the bear a dish-shaped muzzle. The black bear has a straight muzzle and the face appears round when viewed from the front.

28. Bear Aware Information to teach and motivate people living in bear country BC about how to reduce and prevent problems with grizzly and black bears. A stewardship conservation education program for communities in bear habitat. http://www.bearaware.bc.ca

Bear Aware Suite 200A - 1383 McGill Road Kamloops, BC V2C 6K7 Tel: 250 828-2551 Fax: 250-828-2597 Provincial Bear Aware Coordinator Contact: Jacques Drisdelle 201 - 197 N. 2nd Avenue Williams Lake, BC V2G 1Z5 Tel: 250-398-8609 Be Bear Aware! -Keep garbage inside! -Compost responsibly. -Pick the fruit, pick up windfalls -Remove unwanted fruit tre e s -Store pet food indoors. -Keep your barbecue clean. Please don't attract bears to your neighbourhood! Hosted by KICS Bear Aware is a program of the British Columbia Conservation Foundation Bear Aware is an educational program designed to prevent and reduce conflicts between people and bears in our communities. While most of us enjoy beautiful BC's wildlife, we don't want bears in our backyards! Both people and bears would be better off if there were fewer bears in our towns. Because bears are simply animals seeking whatever food they can find, the onus is on us to prevent conflicts. If we all took more responsibility for our garbage, tree fruit and kitchen compost the bear "problem" would largely disappear, as it has in many jurisdictions. In the last decade, thousands of black bears and hundreds of grizzlies have been killed. Millions of tax dollars have been spent addressing the issue of bears that have become conditioned to feeding on food sources we provide. Relocating bears or killing them in unprecedented numbers has not reduced the problem.

29. TV ACRES: Bears - Grizzly & Wild Bears TV Acres The Web s Ultimate Subject Guide to TV Program Facts and Trivia. http://www.tvacres.com/bears_grizzly.htm

Search Site Index TV Resources TV Character Bios ... Smokey the Bear See also Koala Bears Panda Bears Polar Bears l "A book which if I was stuck with it on a desert island I still wouldn't read it. The Adventures of James C. Adams Mountaineer and Grizzly Bear Hunter of California. I believe I would eat this book before I read it." Josh Lyman, The West Wing Back to Top Home Site Map Search ... Archive Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. All photos are the property of their respective companies

30. CNN - Yellowstone Grizzly Bears May Be Delisted - November 20, 1998 CNN http://www.cnn.com/TECH/science/9811/20/grizzly.enn/~hsindex.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD ASIANOW U.S. ... news quiz CNN WEB SITES: TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW MORE SERVICES: video on demand video archive audio on demand news email services ... pagenet DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback SITE GUIDES: help contents search FASTER ACCESS: europe japan WEB SERVICES: Yellowstone grizzly bears may be delisted November 20, 1998 Web posted at: 11:45 AM EST By Environmental News Network staff (ENN) The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is in the process of drafting a conservation strategy for the delisting of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone area and plans to have it ready for public comment by mid-December. The environmental community is on the offensive to ensure that the bears remain protected under the Endangered Species Act until they have improved habitat and are protected from all terrain vehicle use. Word of delisting the Yellowstone grizzly bears first surfaced last May when Wyoming Republican Senator Craig Thomas said he had gotten assurances from Fish and Wildlife Service Director Jamie Rappapport Clark that the agency would delist the bears within the next few years. According to environmentalists, although the Fish and Wildlife Service says the decision to delist is based on science, it appears that the agency is bending to political pressure from the oil and gas industry which wants to develop fields in the Bridger-Teton, Shoshone and Targhee National Forests.

31. TV ACRES: Bears - Grizzly & Wild Bears - Bart The Bear TV Acres The Web s Ultimate Subject Guide to TV Program Facts and Trivia. http://www.tvacres.com/bears_grizzly_bart.htm

Search Site Index TV Resources TV Character Bios ... Bears Bart the Bear - Kodiak brown bear featured in a number of movies and seen on television from time to time (including appearances as a bear cub on GRIZZLY ADAMS/NBC/1977-78 . Trained by Doug and Lynne Seus, Bart the bear stood 9 and 1/2 feet tall and weighed 1,500 pounds. He was adopted from the Baltimore Zoo when he was only five pounds and taken to a wildlife ranch near Heber City, Utah near Salt Lake City. Called "the John Wayne of bear actors," Bart debuted in the movie Windwalker (1980) and later appeared in Clan of the Cave Bear (1986) with Daryl Hannah, The Great Outdoors with John Candy, The Bear (1989) a nature film with with Bart the bear in the lead role, Giant of Thunder Mountain The Great American West White Fang On Deadly Ground Walking Thunder Yellowstone Red River, a French film The Legends of the Fall (1995) with Brad Pitt Meet the Deedles (1997)

32. The Kratt Club Meet these two brothers who organized the creation a wildlife refuge, called grizzly Gulch Creaturefuge, for bears in Montana. The entire refuge was built by kids. Includes mailing lists, appearance schedules, photos, and stories. http://www.thekrattclub.com/

Welcome to The Kratt Club web site! This site is dedicated to those crazy creature adventurers, Chris and Martin Kratt. Young, old or somewhere in-between, Chris and Martin have a way of capturing our attention and making our lives a little fuller. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and if you've had the opportunity to meet them in person, you know that they are all genuine. Their love and caring for animals and children have touched the hearts of many. Following their dream of preserving wildlife, in 2000 the Kratt Brothers created a "creaturefuge" named Grizzly Gulch. With the help of Creature Heroes of all ages the dream of preserving the Grizzly Bears of North America is becoming a reality! Watch the National Geographic Channel for the Brothers' new show, Be the Creature ! (Check your local listings!) We've had a great interview with Chris and Martin! We learned all about their new show, Be the Creature , and lots of other stuff too!!! Click the picture to read all about it! Dawn Invites Americans to "Save-A-Duck"

33. BABY GRIZZLY BEARS - GRIZZLY POPULATIONS In captivity, grizzly bears have been known to live well over 45 years of age. Above Two Baby grizzly bears Denali National Park, Alaska http://www.tigerhomes.org/animal/baby-grizzly-bears.cfm

Login Cams Gift Shop Education Center ... [About Us] BABY GRIZZLY BEARS - GRIZZLY POPULATIONS * Please Note This is a Wildlife Sanctuary with Live White Tiger Habitat Cams Back to Grizzly Bears Main Page Grizzly Bear Pictures Baby Grizzly Bears are born blind and without fur. They weigh between 330 and 700 grams at birth. Grizzly Bear Litters range between 1 and 5 infants, with twins being the most common. It takes about 5-6 months for the Baby Brown Bears to be weaned . The babies stay on average with their mothers for two years and become Sexually Mature when they are about 5 years of age. They continue to gain both size and weight until they reach the age of 11. In Yellowstone National Park, a female has been documented giving birth to healthy babies at the age of 25. In captivity, Grizzly Bears have been known to live well over 45 years of age.

34. Grizzly Bears - Brown Bears - Kodiak Bears - Pictures, Baby Grizzly Bears grizzly bears Brown bears - Kodiak bears - Pictures, Baby grizzly bears. http://www.tigerhomes.org/animal/grizzly-bears.cfm

Login Cams Gift Shop Education Center ... [About Us] GRIZZLY BEARS - BROWN BEARS - KODIAK BEARS * Please Note This is a Wildlife Sanctuary with Live White Tiger Habitat Cams The GRIZZLY BEAR (Ursus arctos) is really just a Brown Bear . Along with Polar Bears , it has the claim to fame of being the largest of all living land carnivores. It also has the reputation of being the Most Dangerous Animal extreme terror , fear and even a mental panic attack Take Free Snapshots LIVE WEB CAMS GRIZZLY BEAR PICTURES Grizzly Bears can also be found on the southern Alaskan costal island of Kodiak , were they are called Kodiak Bears . Like the Florida Panther Mountain Lion ), they have historically been given different names by the indigenous people sharing their Native Wild Habitat

35. Robertson's Taxidermy Located in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Specializes in arctic animals such as muskox, grizzly bears, and wolves. Provides credentials, shipping details, mounts for sale, and samples. http://www.ssimicro.com/~wildart/

Robertson's Taxidermy Ltd. Your Arctic Specialists! Polar Bears Updated Muskox Updated Caribou Updated Wolves Wolverines Grizzly Bears Updated Wild Cats Foxes Updated Other Mammals Birds Mounts for Sale Our Credentials ... Shipping and Contact Information Photography by KHJ Photography, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada Last update: December 30, 2003 You are visitor

36. Bears - Grizzly Web Links Links to various sites related to bears or sites that have bears in their name. http://grizzlyweb.com/links/grizzlybears.asp

Bears and Such Grizzly Web Links Navigation Information American Grizzly Bear BEAR DEN Bears.Org - Information and Resources Bear Stuff ... Yellowstone Park Bears WebCams Discovery Online Animal Cams Bear Cam Discovery Online Lifestyles Cams Kodiak Bear Cam Discovery Online Animal Cams Polar Bear Cam Woodland Park Zoo Bear Cam Clip Art ( more... Bear Clip Art Bear Clipart - resources for bears Knight Inlet Photo Gallery - Grizzly Bears Free grizzly bear jigsaw puzzle Comics / Cartoons ( more... The Grizzwells BOBO's Progress Tools and Such ( more... Grizzly Woodworking Tools Greetings Cards Grizzly Bear Greetings Recreational Yamaha Grizzly Grizzly Mountain Engineering - Model Railroad equipment Military Grizzly [Breacher] Teams / Sports ( more... MontanaGrizzlies.Com University of Montana Grizzlies!! SMSU-WP GRIZZLY VOLLEYBALL ... Vancouver Grizzlies Buy this poster at art.com

37. Wood Sculptures By Wildlife Artist Terry Mckinnon Large, lifelike sculptures of grizzly bears and other forest creatures of Vancouver Island's West Coast. http://www.alberni.net/tmckinnon/

Wood Sculptures If you are searching for: Wood Sculptures Wildlife Artist Wood Carvings Chainsaw Carvings ... Eagles You have come to the right place. We can offer you all the above and more. All of the links lead to the same place. Come on over and enjoy the spectacular wildlife art of Terry McKinnon. Wildlife Artist Wildlife artist Terry McKinnon creates 1800 pound grizzly bears by chainsaw carving. The chainsaw becomes as delicate as an arist's brush in his hands. Wood Carvings Wood carving is an art form and Terry McKinnon has mastered it. From recreating the elegance of a Great Blue Heron to the majesty of a Grizzly Bear, Terry McKinnon's work is exciting. Chainsaw Carvings We are in the process of creating a new site to show you Terry's masterful chainsaw carvings. Enjoy and come by often. Click the 'coon and come on over.

38. Grizzly's Mountain Furniture Home Page Log furniture store featuring rustic furniture, artwork and carved bears. Locations in Truckee, Incline Village and South Lake Tahoe. http://www.grizzlysfurniture.com/

Grizzly's Mountain Furniture There is nothing more refreshing than breathing fresh mountain air and taking in Mother Nature's natural beauty. We at Grizzly's Mountain and Western Furnishings can help create that same atmosphere in your home, log home, cabin, ranch or mountain retreat. We can provide you with everything you need to decorate just one room or your entire home in a mountain or western theme.

39. Katmai National Park Bears, Alaska Bears, Kodiak Brown Bears, Grizzly Bears Alaska Coastal Brown bears, Clam Digging bears, Alaska grizzly bears, Bruins, Kodiak bears, Alaska Black Bear, Ursus Arctos, Ursus Arctos Horribilis. http://www.katmailand.com/bear-viewing/about-bears.html

@import url("../css/styles.css"); Besides brown bear, Katmai National Park provides a protected home to moose, caribou, red fox, wolf, lynx, wolverine, river otter, mink, marten, weasel, porcupine, snowshoe hare, red squirrel, and beaver. Marine mammals include; sea lions, sea otters, and hair seals. Beluga, killer, and gray whales can also be seen along the coast of the park. Site Map Map of Katmai History Jobs ... Created by Avalanche Media KATMAILAND, Inc. 4125 Aircraft Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99502 USA Phone: 1-800-544-0551 Fax: 1-907-243-0649 Email: info@katmailand.com Concessions in Katmai National Park, at Brooks Lodge and Grosvenor Lodge, are managed by Katmailand, Inc. and authorized by the National Park Service.

40. Canadian Nature Cruises Charter sailing adventures on British Columbia's West Coast. Whales, grizzly bears, photography around Queen Charlotte Islands. http://www.naturecruises.com

Canadian Nature Cruises World Class Natural History Adventures on Canada's Pacific Coast Step aboard the Copper Sky , a beautiful 88 foot staysail schooner, and join in our quest for black and grizzly bears, killer whales, and dolphins, as we explore the Queen Charlotte Islands, the Inside Passage to Alaska, and other spectacular destinations along the rugged Pacific West Coast on our nature cruises. Home Cruise Descriptions Guest Comments Photo Gallery ... Bookings and Reservations Wildlife Photography Workshops Naturalist Guided Birding Whale Watching Abandoned Haida Villages of the 1800s The Queen Charlotte Islands Our Feature Voyage for 2005 Our Other Adventures: The Great Bear Rain Forest Canadian Nature Cruises Tel: (604) 596-7077 Toll Free: (877) 596-0701 Fax: (604) 596-7703 E-mail: coppersky@dccnet.com 6781 Westview Drive Delta, BC Canada V4E 2L7

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