David Mattson and Steve Primm, a nationally-recognized expert on grizzly bear-human coexistence, call for the US Fish & Wildlife Service to revise its 1993 Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan to reflect the best available science and an emerging consensus regarding requirements for long-term viability--notably the need for large connected populations totaling 1000s of individuals with both genetic and demographic connectivity. This kind of revision also needs to reflect lessons learned from on-the-ground experience with successful coexistence between people and grizzly bears, which contributes to a more generous and meaningful vision of recovery for grizzly bears in the contiguous United States.

This five-minute video features world-renowned scientists speaking out against proposed trophy hunting of Yellowstone grizzly bears and the 2017 removal of endangered species protections for these imperiled bears. Learn more: http://www.grizzlytimes.org https://www.facebook.com/GrizzlyTimes Listen on: Itunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/grizzly-times-podcast/id1324266637?mt=2 Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/grizzly-times-podcast https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/grizzly-times-podcast

This video dives into the miracle of hibernation in bears, what we know scientifically about this transformative process, and how, since time immemorial, humans have been fascinated by the ability of bears to disappear into the ground in the fall, seemingly die, and then reemerge with new life in spring.

The Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance seeks to protect all 700,000 acres of remaining roadless wild lands in the Custer Gallatin National Forest as federally designated wilderness. Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance - https://www.gallatinyellowstonewilderness.org/ Wilderness Podcast - https://www.wildernesspodcast.com/ Please Subscribe to Wilderness Podcast's YouTube Channel... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfuFANci6dFuFFplmB_IzUg?sub_confirmation=1

This video is a tour of bears in the night sky, and about the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, the Big Bear or Big Dipper and the Little Bear or Little Dipper, that have given direction and hope to people for thousands of years across the Northern Hemisphere.

This video provides a brief synopsis of key results from a recently released report summarizing research on how foot-bound people (i.e., pedestrians) affect grizzly and brown bears. People on foot can impact grizzly bears every bit as much as people on motorized vehicles.

This video provides a brief introduction to key results from a technical report that summarizes research done throughout the Northern Hemisphere on how trains and railways directly and indirectly impact grizzly and brown bears.

This video introduces me, Louisa, and shares background on my life’s work on behalf of grizzlies and the wild. I share why Dr. David Mattson and I started Grizzly Times (www.grizzlytimes.org), and invite you to join us to help ensure that grizzlies flourish in the face of unprecedented environmental change.