Fear of large carnivores such as the grizzly bear is a valid and common sentiment — grizzly attacks can be aggressive and sometimes fatal. However, there is now an emotion that outweighs this fear for ...

Hunting permits for spring bear season are set to open, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has rules hunters should know before heading out.

The first bear of the season emerged five days ahead of last year’s first sighting, which occurred on March 14 ...

Yellowstone National Park biologists on Monday logged the first official grizzly bear sighting of the spring season. It’s ...

Yellowstone National Park has recorded its first grizzly bear sighting of the 2026 spring season. Biologists spotted the bear March 9, feeding on a bison carcass in the park's northern backcountry.

With the spring’s first warm whispers in the air, the first grizzly bear of the year has been spotted in Yellowstone National Park. That means it's time to "bear aware". Biologists from the National ...

Yellowstone biologists spot the first grizzly bear of 2026 feasting on a bison carcass.

New study shows the only thing predictable about black bear behavior is, well, that it’s unpredictable.

The FDA recalled a batch of clams from Drayton Harbor Oyster Co. and Lummi Indian Business Council for a possible Norovirus contamination.

The rules for predator hunting at national preserves have been debated within the National Park Service for more than a ...

Alaskan lakes/rivers teem with grizzly bears, moose, seals, whales, sea otters, etc. But beware, know the dangerous ones!

The federal government has delayed finalizing new regulations for grizzly bears in the lower 48 states until the end of the ...