polar bears

When we asked WWF supporters to thank Arctic countries for their work to conserve polar bears, the message quickly spread to all corners of the earth.

It’s my fourth trip to Russia this year and I am here to participate in the most significant polar bear conservation event of the year: the International Forum on the Conservation of Polar Bears and Range States Meeting.

One week from today, the future of polar bears will be much more clear.

In Churchill, windstorms are a common occurrence that can drastically change your plans for the day, whether you’re a bear or a person!

Keeping people and bears safe in the Arctic is a real challenge, and one we expect will only increase in time as the sea ice continues to recede and more bears spend more time onshore.

Participating as a panelist on PBI’s Tundra Connections is not only a great way to reach out to people, it’s also my way of reconnecting with the place polar bears call home and the people who live among them.

Geoff York reports from Churchill, Manitoba.

A polar bear biologist’s update on the polar bears we’re tracking on Svalbard, Norway.

Updates on two of the polar bears we’re tracking on the Norwegian island of Svalbard.

Where do the Laptev Sea walruses fit in the big story?