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Grizzlies use the same Yellowstone trails as people

April 20, 2021

Grizzly bears in Yellowstone National Park prefer to save energy by traveling on flatter paths — the same places park visitors like to hike. Researchers wanted to find out more about where grizzlies (Ursus arctos …

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How is a changing Arctic affecting wildlife movement?

November 19, 2020

Long-term wildlife movement studies in the Arctic are hard to come by. That’s because they can be expensive, requiring tags that communicate through satellite networks that require subscriptions. When movement studies are conducted, they usually …

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Dana Kobilinsky

Black Bear Reintroduction Shows Population Growth

July 15, 2015

In the first-ever comprehensive evaluation of the long-term success of a bear reintroduction technique called winter soft-release, researchers found that a reintroduced black bear (Ursus americanus) population in the Big South Fork area of Kentucky …

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