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Bears Grizzly:     more books (100)

Among Grizzlies: Living with Wild Bears in Alaska by Timothy Treadwell, Jewel Palovak, 1999-02-02 In the Company of Wild Bears: A Celebration of Backcountry Grizzlies and Black Bears by Howard Smith, 2006-09-01 The Grizzly Maze: Timothy Treadwell's Fatal Obsession with Alaskan Bears by Nick Jans, 2006-01-31 In the Presence of Grizzlies: The Ancient Bond Between Men and Bears by Doug Peacock, Andrea Peacock, 2009-03-17 The Last Grizzly and Other Southwestern Bear Stories Walking the Big Wild: From Yellowstone to the Yukon on the Grizzly Bears' Trail by Karsten Heuer, 2004-11 Growing Up Grizzly: The True Story of Baylee and Her Cubs (Falcon Guide) by Amy Shapira, Douglas H. Chadwick, 2007-02-01 Meet Mr Grizzly: A Saga on the Passing of the Grizzly Bear by Montague Stevens, 2002-11-01 The Grizzly in the Southwest: Documentary of an Extinction by David E. Brown, 1996-09 Grizzly Bears: An Illustrated Field Guide by John A. Murray, 1995-07 Ghost Grizzlies: Does the Great Bear Still Haunt Colorado? by David Petersen, 1998-05 The Grizzly Bear (Wildlife of North America) by Steve Potts, 1999-08 Night of the Grizzlies by Jack Olsen, 1996-06 Grizzlies Don't Come Easy: My Life As an Alaskan Bear Hunter by Ralph W. Young, 1981-08

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21. 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/
    
    Extractions: 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! Hot off the Presses!!! The Kratt Club 2003 Calendar is soon to be available!!! Check back for more information! Dawn Invites Americans to "Save-A-Duck"

22. Gander Academy's Bears Theme Page
    This site from Gander Academy is designed for P and E students and teachers and lists bat resources on the world wide web. Asiatic bears. Panda bears. Black bears. grizzly bears. Sun bears. Spirit bears. Polar bears. Sloth bears. Spectacled  
    http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/bears.htm

23. Grizzely, Brown, & Black Bear Posters
    icon Chaperone 24x34 FineArt Print by Mark Newman, icon Brown bears 20x16 Fine Day32x26 Fine-Art Print by Thomas Mangelsen, icon High Mountain grizzly 24x30 Fine  
    http://www.naturephotosonline.com/Posters/animals_grizzly.htm

24. 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/

25. Eastern Slopes Grizzly Bear Project
    for scientific information about the cumulative effect of human development and activities on grizzly bears in this area.  
    http://www.canadianrockies.net/Grizzly
    
    Extractions: 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. For more information about the project and its accomplishments to date, click the "About the Project" button.

26. The Bears Of Bute - Grizzly & Black Bear Wildlife Adventure Tours, Campbell Rive
    Offers wildlife tours, featuring grizzly and black bears. Photo gallery, tour details, and location information are presented.  
    http://www.bearsofbute.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to BEAR COUNTRY! See grizzly and black bears on a day long Bears of Bute Wildlife Eco Tour from Campbell River to the wild and remote west coast of BC. Among the narrow inlets that reach deep into the mainland coast of British Columbia, Canada, spectacular Bute Inlet cuts the deepest into the coastal mountain range. 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. 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 making it past the gathering of 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).

27. Canadian Nature Cruises
    Charter sailing adventures on British Columbia's West Coast. Whales, grizzly bears, photography around Queen Charlotte Islands.  
    http://www.naturecruises.com
    
    Extractions: 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. Wildlife Photography Workshops Naturalist Guided Birding Whale Watching Abandoned Haida Villages of the 1800s

28. Grizzly Bear
    Yellowstone National Park. The grizzly is the most aggressive of allthe bears. The grizzly has no enemies or predators. The grizzly  
    http://www.bearcountryusa.com/animals/grizzly.htm
    
    Extractions: Grizzly Bear Sizes: Height: Average of 7 ft. Weight: Varies from 325-850 lb. Breeding: Maturity: Males 4 years, Females 3 years Mating: May-July Gestation: 6 months No. of Young: Usually 2 cubs, occasionally 3, rarely 4 Lifestyle: Habit: Solitary, but sometimes seen with family. Diet: Wide Variety of fruits, berries, bulbs, tubers, and nuts; also insects and grubs, honey, fish, rodents, and lizards. Lifespan: In wild, 15-34 years. Maximum of 47 years in captivity. Related Species: The grizzly is a subspecies of the European and Asian brown bear. There are five other closely related species, including the black and polar bears. Click here to view images of the Grizzly Bear Grizzlies are found in Canada, Alaska, and reserves in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Washington. The largest United States population is in Yellowstone National Park. The grizzly is the most aggressive of all the bears. The grizzly has no enemies or predators. The grizzly rarely fights and when he does, it usually is the victor. Grizzlies forage for food in the spring and summer. They are omnivorous, which means that they eat both vegetable and animal matter. Its diet includes fruits, berries, nuts, roots, fish, rodents, and occasionally other animals. It can spot food up to 18 miles away with its keen sense of smell. On the rare occasion that the grizzly kills an animal, the kill can feed a sow (female) and her cubs for up to a week. The grizzly is a great fisherman. It stands in the river and can scoop a salmon out of the water with its enormous paw. Another method the grizzly uses is the "wait and pounce" method. In this, the grizzly waits for a fish to swim by and then, jumps into the water smashing the fish to the bottom of the riverbed.

29. The American Grizzly Bear
    grizzly bear conservation and recovery issues, including pictures and maps.Category Recreation Outdoors Wildlife bears agency efforts in implementing the grizzly Bear Recovery Plan. Subcommittees havebeen formed to oversee recovery of grizzly bears in grizzly Bear Recovery  
    http://home.att.net/~jrmusgrove/
    
    Extractions: Links To Pages On This Site The American Grizzly Bear (This Page) Recent Grizzly Bear News Grizzly Bears and Garbage Northern Continental Divide Grizzly Bear Ecosystem /Glacier National Park Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Ecosystem Selkirk/Cabinet-Yaak Grizzly Bear Ecosystems North Cascade Grizzly Bear Recovery Area Bitterroot Grizzly Bear Ecosystem ... Photo Galleries , Glacier, Yellowstone, Grizzly Bear, Canadian Rockies, Alaska/Yukon, and North Cascades THE AMERICAN GRIZZLY BEAR This web site is intended to provide information on the current status of the American Grizzly Bear. Today, the grizzly bear population in the lower forty-eight states numbers about 1,000reduced from an estimated 50,000 to 100,000 before the West was settled. Grizzly bear habitat has dwindled to less than 2% of what it once was. Fragmented zones of existence are all that remain for the American Grizzly Bear. Destruction and degradation of grizzly bear habitat and human-caused mortality are the greatest threats to the continued existence of the grizzly bear in the lower forty-eight. Existing grizzly bear habitat must be protected, depleted grizzly bear habitat restored, and fragmented grizzly bear recovery zones connected by corridors if the American Grizzly Bear is to "recover".

30. Discontinued
    Looking for photographers, birders, or others who would love to experience a pristine wilderness and the chance to see grizzly bears, caribou, moose, and muskox in a spectacular panoramic setting.  
    http://www.subarctictours.com

31. Closing Roads Protects Grizzly Bears And Their HabitatAn Essay By James Musgrove
    A 1997 report based on 6 radiocollared grizzly bears—grizzly Bear and Road DensityRelationships in the Selkirk and Cabinet-Yaak Recovery Zones—states  
    http://home.att.net/~jrmusgrove/closing_roads_protects_grizzly_b.htm
    
    Extractions: An Essay by James Musgrove Return To Home Page The American Grizzly Bear we spend. The devastation to the Targhee National Forest due to road building and logging can be clearly seen in aerial photographs and even from space. It is not a pretty sight, and the scars from road construction and clearcutting are certainly not limited to the Targhee. All grizzly bears in the lower 48 states were listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1975. The original Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan . An introductory comment to the 1993 Plan states, "Recovery plans delineate reasonable actions that are believed to be required to recover and/or protect the species." Appendix B of the Recovery Plan is Road Management in Grizzly Bear Habitat . It includes the following, "The management of roads is the most powerful tool available to balance the needs of bears and all other wildlife with the activities of humans." Management of roads to protect grizzly bears and their habitat requires limiting total road densities and open road densities. Since so many thousands of miles of logging roads have been constructed over the years in grizzly bear habitat, closing and obliterating roads is required to bring any semblance of balance between "the needs of bears and all other wildlife with the activities of humans." Another telling statement from Appendix B—"In general, increased human access on open roads and continued human use of closed roads have overall detrimental effects on grizzly populations. Roads and road activity allow continued bear mortality risk, increase habituation of bears, and effectively decrease usable habitat."

32. Bronze Artworks: Bronze Wildlife Sculptures Featuring Bronze Humpback Whales And
    Bronze wildlife sculptures featuring humpback whales, and grizzly and Kodiak bears.  
    http://www.bronzeartworks.com/
    
    Extractions: Bronze Art work: bronze wildlife sculptures, featuring bronze humpback whales, bronze grizzly bears, kodiac bears, wildlife art, and other bronze sculptures sculpted by commissioned sculptor Joe Gosselin. Click the links to view the art gallery Main Page Artist Profile Gallery Exhibitions ... Order/Contact Info

33. Studying Grizzly Bears In The Wild
    An in-depth study of grizzly bear behaviour and cub reintroduction program.Category Science Biology Ursidae Ursus Urus arctos Many of our research goals are now being achieved. We have proven it is possibleto peacefully coexist with grizzly bears as close neighbors.  
    http://www.cloudline.org/
    
    Extractions: Naturalists, Charlie Russell and Maureen Enns are undertaking this very important challenge through their project the Kamchatka Grizzlies of the Far East. This study is about testing theories that could allow for people to share habitat with this animal in ways that are safe and sustainable and also suggests ways to enjoy these large predators. The study area for this project is situated at Kambalnoe Lake at the southern tip of the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East. This is one of the last great wilderness areas left in the world and provides an ideal environment for this study because the bears in that area have little or no contact with human beings other than those who are studying them. This project began by locating the ideal site and constructing a cabin at the foot of the Kambalnoe Volcano which became their base camp. In 1997, Charlie and Maureen raised 3 orphaned grizzly cubs (Chico, Biscuit and Rosie) and reintroduced them to the wild. They have returned each summer since then to continue their relationships with these cubs who have become the central participants to their study of human coexistence with bears. They are now 5 years old and about 450 pounds. The study in Kamchatka, Russia will enter its 7th year in 2002. Many of our research goals are now being achieved. We have proven it is possible to peacefully co-exist with grizzly bears as close neighbors. Now our efforts to consider the legacy for our work, by conserving in perpetuity the Southern tip of Kamchatka begins. As we focus more on the educational focus, we are excited to announce that our first book

34. BBC - Nature - Wildfacts
    Photographs, audio clip, and fact sheet from BBC Online.  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/wildfacts/bears/fact_files/8.shtml
    
    Extractions: Group Aardvarks Amphibians Annelids Anteaters and relatives Bats Bears Birds Camels and relatives Cats Cattle and relatives Chevrotains Chilopoda Civets and relatives Crustaceans Deer Dogs Dugongs and manatees Echinoderms Elephants Elephant shrews Extinct animals Flying lemurs Garden birds Giraffes and okapis Hippopotamuses Horses and relatives Hyenas Hyraxes Insectivores Insects Marsupials Molluscs Mongooses Monotremes Mustelids Pangolins Penguins Pigs Pronghorn Primates Rabbits, hares and pikas Raccoons and relatives Reptiles Rodents Seals and relatives Sharks Tapirs UK birds of prey UK mammals UK reptiles UK spiders Whales and relatives

35. Bears-grizzly-black-brown-bear
    3 welcome bears Small Welcome bears Small Welcome bear Price $125.00 Selectyour color Black. bears with fish Catch of the Day  
    http://www.artwooddesigns.com/bears.html
    
    Extractions: 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! If you're not satisfied, I will happily refund your money (haven't had to yet). Use the "Buy Now" button to access our secure server, it will also give you shipping costs.... usually less than you might think. Be assured that your information is kept completely confidential.

36. Hunt Bear, Moose, Wolf, Grizzly With North American Hunting Safaris In BC, And A
    Guided hunting for black bears, grizzly bears, deer, moose, cariboo, goat, sheep, geese, and wolf with North American Hunting Safaris in British Columbia and Alberta, Canada.  
    http://www.pgmoneysaver.bc.ca/hunting
    
    Extractions: We offer guided hunting trips for Black Bear , Grizzly Bear, Moose, Deer, Caribou , Mountain Sheep and Goats, Buffalo, Geese, Ducks and more !! We have several different hunting areas covering a broad range of sites and scenery in British Columbia and Alberta. Choose from one of the Hunting Safaris below or click on the "hunts" button for more information. Per la versione in Italiano cliccate sulla bandiera. Be sure to view our photo gallery to see the results of some of our clients successful hunts.

37. Webshots Gallery - Animals - Bears - Grizzly Attack
    Gallery Home Animals bears. Previous Image, Select size, then click photo todownload, Next Image. Regular (800x600), High Quality (1600x1200). grizzly Attack  
    http://www.webshots.com/g/25/533-sh/15843.html

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/
    
    Extractions: PROUD SUPPORTERS OF OUR TROOPS! 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. Online Store is Now Open

39. Webshots Gallery - Animals - Bears - Grizzly Bear, Rocky Mountains, Colorado
    Home Animals bears. Previous Image, Select size, then click photo to download,Next Image. Regular (800x600), High Quality (1600x1200). grizzly Bear, Rocky  
    http://www.webshots.com/g/25/533-sh/1912.html

40. Knight Inlet Grizzly Bear Watching With Tide Rip Tours
    Wildlife viewing tours from Telegraph Cove. See killer whale watching, grizzly bears, black bears and eagles as they feed on salmon in an isolated coastal stream. Exposure suits and seafood lunch provided.  
    http://www.tiderip.com
    
    Extractions: Email: tiderip@shaw.ca Note: Why travel all the way north to see Alaska brown bears when you can fly/drive to Vancouver Island and get great grizzley bear pictures right here? We use the viewing stands of Knight Inlet Lodge. We often see black bears on the way up to knight inlet. The grizzlybears in the BC wilderness are hibernating until late April. for May to October. Bring your camera for great pictures of bears, whales, bald eagles, nature, grizzlies, seabirds and other marine wildlife. Last Updated:

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