Grizzly Bear Defenders of Wildlife

Grizzly bears were once numerous, ranging across North America from California to the Great Plains, and from Mexico all the way up into Alaska. As with many species, westward expansion, human transformation of the landscape, and fear led to near-eradication of grizzly bears in the continental United States. When the grizzly bear was listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) in 1975, the grizzly bear population in the lower 48 states was down to less than 1000 bears. Grizzly bears still occupy less than 2% of their former range in the lower 48, in 5 of 6 grizzly bear recovery areas.

Committee discusses bill on grizzly bear management framework

Biologists prepare as grizzly bears move into the Bitterroot region

Got Bears? Keeping grizzlies alive and people safe in the Rockies

Grizzly bear population has grown, so have conflicts, News

How Big is A Grizzly Bear's Territory? - The Wolf Center

Living in Bear Country

WY, MT, ID : Allow Hunting to Replace Taxpayer-Funded Lethal Control of Grizzly Bears

Bear Awareness and Electric Fencing Workshop with Defenders of Wildlife

Long-Awaited North Cascades Grizzly Plan Should Restore Threatened Population - Friends of the North Cascades Grizzly Bear

North Cascades Grizzly Bears