41. Alaska Big Game Hunting - Guided And Unguided Hunts Offers guided and unguided hunts for back pack sheep, grizzly and brown bears. Located in Chugiak. http://www.alaskagamehunting.com

Moose Hunts - Bear hunts - Caribou Hunts - Guided and Unguided Hunts in Alaska About your Alaskan Hunting Guide Alaska Guided ... E-Mail Book your hunt today! Call Toll Free 1-888-950-8890 Big game hunter, Jay Link, with his 2005 trophy brown bear W elcome to Alaska Game hunting. We hunt all species of Alaskan big game animals, including back pack sheep hunts, interior grizzly bears and coastal brown bears. Dall sheep and interior bears are hunted in Unit 13. Brown bears, moose and caribou are hunted in units 9 or 17. The key to a successful Alaskan hunt is careful and thorough planning and preparation. Hunting in Alaska is a very different experience than hunting in any other state. The mystique of Alaskan hunting is well earned. The country is vast; the wilderness remote; and the game animals magnificent. Animals such as the barren-ground caribou, sheep, brown bears, black bears and Alaskan moose provide many hunters with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, these uniquely Alaskan animals are not found in every part of the state. Even when they are abundant by Alaska standards, their population densities can be low compared to population densities of deer or elk in other states.

42. :: Wolves:: Pumas :: Bears :: Coytotes :: A website examining efforts to restore native carnivores to the Southern Rocky Mountains. Species of focus include wolves, grizzly bears, lynx, wolverine and river otter. http://www.sinapu.org/

Site Navigation Action Alert! Protect Mother Lions to Prevent Kitten Orphaning Write to the Colorado Wildlife Commission Deadline: October 20, 2005 Sport hunters in Colorado are killing too many female mountain lions. Ten years of data from the Colorado Division of Wildlife show that 91% of mountain lion deaths from human causes are due to sport hunters, and that 45% of the total hunter kill is comprised of females. Since 1995, sport hunters killed 3,703 cats 1,649 were females. Welcome! You've reached the website for a grassroots wildlife conservation organization called Sinapu. Named after the Ute word for wolves, Sinapu is dedicated to the restoration and protection of native carnivores and their wild habitat in the Southern Rockies, and connected high plains and deserts. Our Programs Carnivore Restoration We recognize the critical role top predators play in maintaining the health and diversity of the wild systems to which they belong. Only now are scientists beginning to uncover the complex relationships that predators hold together in the wild. Sinapu works tirelessly to undo over a century of Western politics, aiming to restore wolves, grizzly bears, wolverines, lynx, and river otter to their rightful place in the wild. More...

43. Windows Into Wonderland - The Bears Of Yellowstone black and grizzly bears and highlights past and present bear managment. Photo of a 1 year old grizzly bear standing on its hind legs to get a http://www.windowsintowonderland.org/bears/

Skip Navigation The Bears of Yellowstone Bears have frightened and fascinated people throughout the ages. Join us as we explore the lives and management of Yellowstone's bears. BEGIN TRIP NOW Part 1: Bear Ecology Part 2: The History and Challanges of Bear Management in Greater Yellowstone Ask an Expert Message Board Questions and answers will remain accessible after the message board has been deactivated. Trip Background This trip discusses the natural history of Yellowstone's black and grizzly bears and highlights past and present bear managment. System Requirments This trip was created to allow access by the maximum number of users and therefore will work with slow modem connections and older computers as well as with new, high-speed systems. Click here to find out

44. The Bears Of Bute - Grizzly & Black Bear Wildlife Adventure Tours, Campbell Rive Offers wildlife eco tours on Bute Inlet, home to the Homalco People, featuring grizzly and black bears. Photo gallery, tour details and location information included. http://www.bearsofbute.com/

Welcome to BEAR COUNTRY! See grizzly and black bears on a day long Wildlife Adventure Tour from Campbell River to the wild and remote mainland coast of BC. Among the narrow inlets that reach deep into the coast mountain range of British Columbia, Canada, spectacular Bute Inlet extends as far as the Homathko Ice fields. Below the glaciers the dense forests and river estuaries of Bute are the ancestral home to the great brown bear of North America, known as the grizzly bear. The big bears of Bute live among the tall Douglas-Firs and the Western Redcedar where they thrive along the shores of glacier fed rivers and streams teeming with fish. This prime grizzly habitat, north of the Strait of Georgia, is also the traditional land of the Homalco First Nations people. Every year in the late summer and the early fall, the bears of Bute Inlet gather on the banks of the rivers and streams to participate in one of nature's most incredible displays - the return of the Salmon! The huge Pacific salmon return from the ocean to the fresh water streams and rivers where they spawn and finally die. One of the last challenges in the life cycle of the salmon is escaping the gathering of hungry grizzly and black bears on the river banks, preparing for the long, cold winter ahead by gorging themselves on as much fish as they can catch (and keep for themselves - when you have a concentration of grizzlies, size definitely matters).

45. Grizzly Bear - National Wildlife Federation Learn about grizzly bear. Quiz bears of the World Now you are a grizzly bear expert. Take a bears quiz about all eight species of bears in the world. http://www.nwf.org/wildlife/grizzlybear/

About NWF Contact Us Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: OUR PROGRAMS WHERE WE WORK NEWSROOM Home ... More Wildlife Introduction The grizzly is a symbol of the American wilderness. Lewis and Clark found a healthy grizzly population when they explored Idaho's Bitterroot Mountains in the early 19th century. As the nation expanded westward, grizzly numbers plummeted due to unchecked hunting and trapping. The grizzly is now "threatened" in the lower 48 states. Photos: During winter, a bear may lose from 15 to 27 percent of its pre-denning body weight. Latin Name: Ursus arctos Family Name: Ursidae (Bear) Related Species: Brown bears and grizzly bears are the same species. In North America, bears that live in interior areas are commonly called grizzlies, whereas those in coastal areas are called brown bears. Coastal bears are typically larger and darker, due to salmon and rich coastal foods. The grizzly got its name because of its grizzled, silvertipped coat. Black bears ( Ursus americanus ) are a forest-dwelling species that, in part of its range, overlaps with grizzly bears. Typically smaller with shorter front claws and without a shoulder hump, black bears may be black, brown, cinnamon, or even pure white (the white form is in a coastal area of British Columbia). Estimated Population: There are about 1,200 grizzlies in the lower 48 states, roughly 31,700 in Alaska, and approximately 25,000 in Canada.

46. Yellowstone Bear World A natural habitat in Yellowstone country for the viewing of wildlife, including grizzly and black bears, wolves, bison, elk, reindeer, and waterfowl. http://www.yellowstonebearworld.com/

Welcome to the exciting and fascinating world of the animals of North America and Yellowstone National Park. At Yellowstone Bear World, we strive for excellence in providing a natural habitat for viewing wildlife from the comfort of your automobile or recreational vehicle. 5 Miles South of Rexburg on U.S. Highway 20 Phone: 208.359.9688 Fax: INTERNSHIP VOLUNTEER ADMISSION DISCOUNT

47. Eastern Slopes Grizzly Bear Project Studying effects of human developments and activities on grizzly bears in the Central Rockies Ecosystem. http://www.canadianrockies.net/Grizzly/

"More than any species, grizzlies represent wilderness. If the grizzly bear, with its wide ranging habits, can survive, then many other species will survive." WELCOME! Canada’s Central Rockies Ecosystem (CRE) , which includes Banff National Park and Alberta’s Kananaskis Country, is one of the most developed landscapes in North America where grizzly bears still survive. The Eastern Slopes Grizzly Bear Project (ESGBP) was initiated in 1994 to address the urgent need for scientific information about the cumulative effect of human development and activities on grizzly bears in this area. The ESGBP actively promotes the application of this information in management and conservation contexts. Part of our mission is to make sure the information we collect about these bears – their status, the challenges they face, and what can be done to help them – is widely available. There is a range of information on this site – a grade school teacher will find fundamental information about grizzly bears to give his/her class, and a grizzly bear researcher will find copies of most of the research papers we have published. FINAL REPORT Click above image About the Project Grizzly Bear Basics Bear Safety Research Publications ... Links THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THE FUTURE OF GRIZZLY BEARS!

48. Staying Safe In Bear Country Video; How To Avoid Attacks By Grizzly Bears Staying Safe in Bear Country and Working in Bear Country Video Series educates on preventing attacks by grizzly bears. http://www.macecanada.com/message.htm

track your order here Order on line or call TOLL FREE 1.866.356.3425 We Accept money orders and Secure electronic commerce Search This Site The Web A Project of the Safety in Bear Country Society In co-operation with: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BEAR RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT Main Messages of the Video STAYING SAFE IN BEAR COUNTRY PART 1: BEAR’S CHARACTERISTICS, BEHAVIOR AND SOCIETY MIND OF BEARS Bears are intelligent. Curious Individuals More predictable than most people think. PHYSICAL TRAITS Amazing noses and ears and eyes are good. Strong and fast, good swimmers. Black bears are great at tree climbing, but grizzlies are not bad.

49. Grizzly Bears (Ursus Arctos) grizzly bears are also called brown bears, and are found throughout the Preserve. bears on the Seward Peninsula are not the largest members of this species, http://www.nps.gov/bela/html/bears.htm

Grizzly Bears Ursus arctos Grizzly bears are also called brown bears, and are found throughout the Preserve. Bears on the Seward Peninsula are not the largest members of this species, but 500 pound (230 kg.) bears can be seen here on occasion. Brown bears are most common in the mountains north of Nome and the population in the Preserve is fairly small. There are no black bears in or near the Preserve. Bears are actively hunted throughout the region and tend to be shy around people. Most visitors to the region will never see a bear. Grizzlies are omnivorous. Their diet varies by the season and includes grasses, roots, berries, nuts, insects, fish, rodents, and sometimes small and large mammals. Brown bears on the Seward Peninsula don't depend a lot on salmon like they do in other areas of the state because salmon runs here are often small and salmon streams are few. Brown bears can conceal themselves remarkably well in the low brush along hill sides. Although they will normally not attack a human, they will defend their young or their food if approached too closely. They have an excellent sense of smell, good hearing, and are extremely powerful. They are naturally curious, and caution should be taken when in their presence. Visitors planning to hike, birdwatch, or travel across country should get information on traveling though bear country before starting. Try not to surprise bears. Make noise - talk loud, use bells, or shake stones in a can to announce your presence. If you meet a bear, yield the right-of-way by moving slowly away.

50. Grizzly Bear Viewing Eco Tours, From Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada Provides flights to Bute Inlet for grizzly bear tours by jet boat. Facts about bears and testimonials included. http://www.beartours.com/

The adventure begins.... where the road ends. Travel deep into the heart of wild west coast British Columbia, Canada to experience these magnificent Grizzly Bears in their natural habitat. l OUR GUESTS SAY... Absolutely Incredible !! This was a once in a lifetime opportunity for our family. The Grizzly Bears were so fantastic and the flight was breathtaking. We were able to see more in that one day then we could ever have imagined. Your knowledge of the bears and their surroundings as well as west coast flying is truly amazing. We thank you for this and will tell EVERYONE to visit the bears with you!! Sheena Gill United Kingdom This adventure is the only one of its kind in BC and offers a unique combination of genuine west coast bush flying and wild Grizzly bear viewing. l Daily fly-in Grizzly bear tours l Overnight packages l Experienced, professional guides

51. Grizzly Bear Printout- EnchantedLearning.com grizzly bears are large brown bears that live in cool mountain forests and river valleys. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/mammals/bear/Grizzlycoloring.shtml

EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. Click here to learn more. (Already a member? Click here. Bear Quiz AllAboutMammals.com Grizzly Bear Ursus arctos Animal Printouts Label Me! Printouts Grizzly Bears are large brown bears that live in cool mountain forests and river valleys. These solitary mammals can run up to 35 mph (56 kph) for short bursts. Grizzlies are a threatened species. Anatomy : Grizzly Bears are up to 7 feet (2.1 m) long and weigh up to 1,500 pounds (680 kg). Females are about 2/3 the size of males. Their thick fur ranges in color from black to brown to reddish brown to blond. They have dense fur close to the skin and long, coarse guard hairs that become silver tipped as the bears age, giving them a grizzled appearance (and their name). They have a big head, a long muzzle, and a large hump on their shoulder (a mass of muscles that give the front legs extra strength). Like all bears, they are plantigrade (flat-footed). The front claws are up to 4.75 inches (12 cm), almost twice as long as the rear claws. Newborns weigh only about 1 pound (0.45 kg), the size of a rat. Behavior : These fierce predators are mostly nocturnal (more active at night). Although they sleep in dens (caves, hollow logs, or holes they dig) during the winter, they are not true hibernators and can be easily awakened.

52. Silvertip EcoTours - Grizzly Bear, Black Bear And Kermode Bear Viewing And Tours Provides licensed, ecologically sensitive tours to view grizzly, black, and Kermode bears. Tour details, photographs for purchase, and artist statement. http://www.grizzlytours.ca/

Home About Us Grizzly Bear Tours Jet Boat Tours ... Contact Us Your trip with Silvertip is a wilderness adventure - there are no platforms from which you view wildlife, animals are not used to humans and there are no other bear viewing operations in the areas you visit. Group sizes on our wildlife tours are kept small to maximize your experience and minimize environmental impact. Silvertip EcoTours was the first fully licensed grizzly bear viewing operator in British Columbia. All tours are based out of Terrace and the North Coast region.

53. Bears -- Grizzly Bear Exchange is a businessto-business trading community hub for raw material commodity exchanges in grizzly Bear and other similar kinds of materials. http://www.farmworld.com/a/fw7215.html

Farm World Main Menu Membership Bears Index Grizzly Bear Exchange BUY / SELL / TRADE Listings in Grizzly Bear Exchange Index Add a Listing View Listings Artech Reduction Technologies ... James R. Macauley, Inc. Priority Link Advertisers. Move your company to the head of the class - starting at just 2 cents CLICK HERE TO SEND INQUIRIES Send inquiries, questions, comments, news, etc. by email to the Grizzly Bear email group. (student inquiries welcome) Grizzly Bear Email Forum FREE SERVICE CLICK HERE TO JOIN FORUM If you are active in the Grizzly Bear Industry, add your name to the E-mail group to receive current news, views, etc.. ( you must have a valid email address to participate in the email forum ) Grizzly Bear : Industry Zoo Atlanta Web Farmworld.com Remember! Say you saw it in FarmWorld. Email FeedBack File No: 137 Last modified Sunday, 18-Sep-2005 05:20:09 EDT

54. Webshots Photo Gallery - Animals - Bears - Grizzly Bear, Rocky Mountains, Colora grizzly Bear, Rocky Mountains, Colorado © McDonald Wildlife Photography, Inc. View all photos by McDonald Wildlife Photography, Inc. http://www.webshots.com/g/25/533-sh/1912.html

DOWNLOAD WEBSHOTS - FREE Photo Search Advanced Search Browse Photos Top Rated Animals Editor's Picks Top Downloads ... Backyard Critters Bears Big Cats Birds Bunnies Butterflies ... Bears Photo Download Download this photo to your Webshots Desktop: more info Grizzly Bear, Rocky Mountains, Colorado McDonald Wildlife Photography, Inc. View all photos by McDonald Wildlife Photography, Inc. Related Photos: Grizzly Bears Wildlife Animals Do More with this Photo: Send Photo eCard Message Board Concentration Rate this photo: (higher is better) Webshots Premium Feature Having trouble downloading? More Webshots: Webshots Tour About Webshots Feedback Affiliates ... Jobs

55. Webshots Photo Gallery - Animals - Bears - Grizzly Attack - Screensaver & Wallpa Previous Photo Next Photo. grizzly Attack © SuperStock, Inc. View all photos by SuperStock, Inc. Related Photos grizzly bears, bears, Wildlife http://www.webshots.com/g/25/533-sh/15843.html

DOWNLOAD WEBSHOTS - FREE Photo Search Advanced Search Browse Photos Top Rated Animals Editor's Picks Top Downloads ... Backyard Critters Bears Big Cats Birds Bunnies Butterflies ... Bears Photo Download Download this photo to your Webshots Desktop: more info Grizzly Attack SuperStock, Inc. View all photos by SuperStock, Inc. Related Photos: Grizzly Bears Bears Wildlife Do More with this Photo: Send Photo eCard Message Board Concentration Rate this photo: (higher is better) Webshots Premium Feature Having trouble downloading? More Webshots: Webshots Tour About Webshots Feedback Affiliates ... Jobs

56. The Chippewa Valley Bears Social club for bears and bearlovers. http://cvbears.grizzly-bear.org/

The Chippewa Valley Bears The Bears Are Back!! Bear Night 7-10 PM , October 21st at Scooter's Bar in Eau Claire, Wisconsin 12oz tap beers for only $1.00 The Wolfe's Den Bar has been closed. The Chippewa Valley Bears miss John P. Wolfe and the Wolfe's Den. Chippewa Valley Bears, PO.Box 1943, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 54702-1943 tzank@charter.net

57. Grizzly Bear : Grizzley Bears : Grizzly Bear Information SunChaser grizzly bear tours. grizzly Bear photography, information and eco tour vacations. In Prince Rupert BC Canada and we go to the exclusive grizzly http://www.citytel.net/sunchaser/sitemap.htm

Grizzly Bear : Grizzley Bears Grizzly Bear tours in the Khutzeymateen grizzly bear sanctuary. Tour with SunChaser. Located in Prince Rupert, British Columbia (B.C.), Canada and your host Dan Wakeman. Grizzly Bear Site Map: Grizzly Bear Information About the Trip Trip Notes Grizzly Bear Tour Schedule ... Contact Information The adventure of a lifetime! grizzly bear information and resources for incredible adventure tours.

58. Alaska Brown Grizzly Kodiak Bears Of Kodiak Island Pictures of Kodiak bears. The Kodiak bear is the largest living land carnivore. http://www.mindspring.com/~bjager/akpix2.html

Kodiak Bear Pictures of Kodiak Bears at Larsen Bay, Alaska Alaska Images - Page 2 of 9 Pages Select the thumbnail of the picture you wish to view from the list below: (63kb jpg) Photo credit Douglas Jager. Kodiak Bear running on beach near Kodiak Salmon Packers cannery at Larsen Bay, Alaska. (35kb jpg) Photo credit Douglas Jager. "Kodiak bear making waves" Kodiak bear captured trying to walk on water. (35kb jpg) Photo credit Douglas Jager. Just cooling off. Cooling off in very cold water. High summer temperature hover around 50 to 60-F. The water temp is much cooler. (55kb jpg) Photo credit Douglas Jager. Spotting the photographer. Bear noticing he is being photographed. The four pictures above are of the same bear as he ran the beach near Kodiak Salmon Packers cannery at Larsen Bay, Alaska. (43kb jpg) 2001-Photo Bill Jager. Getting up close and personal with a Kodiak Bear at Larsen Bay. I was about 10 feet from this Kodiak bear when this and the following picture was taken. Kodiak bears are not usually agressive unless a person gets inbetween the bears food, or its cubs. Still, I would warn anyone not to do as I do. (45kb jpg) 2001-Photo Bill Jager.

59. Grizzly Bear - Alberta Sustainable Resource Development grizzly bear in Alberta, Canada. Like black bears, grizzly bears are omnivorous (eat both plants and animals). The diet of a grizzly bear includes roots http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/fw/hunting/gbear.html

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Sust. Res. Dev. F/W Living F/W ... Species Grizzly Bear Last Update/Review: February 24, 2004 Grizzly Bear Seasons The following are composites of all seasons available in each hunting region. Grizzly bear special licences are only available to residents of Alberta through a draw. Specific season information is provided in the current Alberta Guide to Hunting Regulations , available on-line and in hard copy Seasons (last update: 2004 Feb) Region Archery General Boreal Not Applicable April 1 to May 31* Mountains Not Applicable April 1 to May 15 Foothills Not Applicable April 1 to May 15 Parkland Closed Closed Prairie Closed Closed * In Wildlife Management Unit 527, the season closes May 15. More information and a map is available in the news release at http://www.gov.ab.ca/acn/200402/15841.html Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos) (last update 2004 February) The grizzly bear is the largest and most powerful of Alberta's carnivores. Adults weigh from 140 to 450 kg (300 to 1000 lb.); sows average about 50 kg lighter than boars. GrizzIy bears vary in color from tawny-brown to black. Often the hair is sun-bleached giving it a "grizzled" appearance. In profile, the snout rises sharply into a broad "dished" face. There is a hump of long hair on the neck and shoulders. However, this hair may be shed for a period in late spring and summer. Claws are long, curved and obvious in tracks.

60. CNN.com - Nature - Grizzly Bear Mortalities Mount - December 11, 2000 CNN http://cnn.com/2000/NATURE/12/11/grizzly.bears.enn/index.html

nature Editions myCNN Video ... Feedback CNN Sites CNN CNN Europe CNNfn CNNSI myCNN CNNfyi AllPolitics Languages Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNfn.com The Web NATURE TOP STORIES New hurdles hamper Galapagos oil spill cleanup Insight, Prius lead the hybrid-powered fleet Picture: Indonesia's Merapi volcano erupts MORE TOP STORIES Up to 2,000 killed in India quake; fear of aftershocks spreads Clinton aide denies reports of White House vandalism New hurdles hamper Galapagos oil-spill cleanup Two more Texas fugitives will contest extradition ... MORE MARKETS 4:30pm ET, 4/16 DJIA NAS SPORTS Jordan says farewell for the third time ... LOCAL EDITIONS: CNN.com Europe change default edition MULTIMEDIA: video video archive audio multimedia showcase ... more services E-MAIL: Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists. Enter your address: document.write(' '); Or: Get a free e-mail account E-MAIL DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback CNN WEB SITES: AsiaNow Svenska Norge Danmark ... Italian FASTER ACCESS: europe japan TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW CNN NETWORKS: more networks transcripts SITE INFO: help contents search ad info ... jobs WEB SERVICES: CNN e-store Grizzly bear mortalities mount Despite their protected status, grizzly bears are still being hunted

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