This volume provides two new papers focusing on the interactions between people and the two bear species in Yellowstone National Park, plus an article on female Polar bears in Hudson Bay. Members can access the full articles now through the BioOne link in the members area.
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This volume provides two new papers focusing on the interactions between people and the two bear species in Yellowstone National Park, plus an article on female Polar bears in Hudson Bay. Members can access the full articles now through the BioOne link in the members area.
This volume provides two new papers, one focusing on Asiatic Black Bears, and the other on hyperdontia in grizzly bears. Members can access the full articles now through the BioOne link in the members area.
Applications for the IBA 2024-25 grant funding cycle are now being accepted. The deadline to apply for a Research and Conservation or Experience and Exchange Grant is 1st October 2024.
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