grizzly bears

Dave Stalling writes, "A grizzly bear does not care about bureaucratic definitions. It cares whether the landscape provides enough secure habitat to survive." One acre is not habitat security.

Grizzly bear advocates are suing a second national forest in Montana for claiming grizzly bears need only an acre of forest to be safe.

A bear and a wolf compete over dinner in Yellowstone National Park.

Biologists with Yellowstone National Park reported seeing the first grizzly bear of the spring season on Monday, according to a National Park Service press release.

The death of even one or two female grizzly bears in the region could be devastating for a recovering bear population.

In Yellowstone National Park and areas just outside the park, at least 72 grizzly bears have died in 2025, mostly at the hands of humans.

Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem trends — which include another high mortality year — are not a cause for concern, federal and state grizzly bear managers say.

The inter-agency organization that oversees grizzly bear recovery has lost time, due to the government shutdown, and maybe employees, so it can’t update the public as it has in years past.

Two grizzlies might be either injured or dead after being shot by hunters northeast of Seeley Lake.

Mike Garrity writes, "Decades of logging, road building and motorized recreation have fragmented grizzly habitat and limited recovery.