The Bear Necessities
by Nick Garbutt, Geographical Magazine
BC’s bear populations are intimately connected to the salmon on which they feed. But according to recent research, that connection goes all the way to the forest itself. Read more…..
Geographic Magazine_Bears and Salmon.pdf
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