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December 2010

5 articles

Guest Post by World Renowned Polar Bear Biologist Ian Stirling
Conservation

Guest Post by World Renowned Polar Bear Biologist Ian Stirling

Dr. Stirling had requested a more in-depth response than what the normal blog comments allow. His response below is in regards to my earlier post of the polar bear cub dying of starvation video Posting this video of a polar bear cub dying of starvation on the western coast of… Read More »

Portia Polar Bear Visits PBI’s Home in Bozeman, MT. for Christmas Stroll
Newsworthy

Portia Polar Bear Visits PBI’s Home in Bozeman, MT. for Christmas Stroll

Each year the sleepy little town of Bozeman, Montana pulls out all the stops for their annul event known as Christmas Stroll. This year our good friends from Polar Bears International, Krista Wright and Frances Graham, helped me, Tanya and my godson Colter Smith celebrate the event by hosting a… Read More »

Outpouring of Concerns Over the Starving Polar Bear Family
Newsworthy

Outpouring of Concerns Over the Starving Polar Bear Family

As expected, the video I recently released of a starving family of polar bears has raised lots of emotions. I have approved each and every comment in the prior post even though several were considerably off topic. However, like all of those who have voiced their sadness, I too was… Read More »

Response to Blogger Tom Nelson About Telegraph Article
Conservation

Response to Blogger Tom Nelson About Telegraph Article

Recently the British newspaper The Telegraph ran the story of the starving polar bear video I shot last month. As predicted there are lots of negative comments about the validity of the claims of starvation. One blogger, Tom Nelson, laid out some questions that I answered on his website but… Read More »

Starving Polar Bear Family
Conservation

Starving Polar Bear Family

Starving Polar Bear Family This blog post was taken from my field journal where I described seeing a starving polar bear family during my time at Cape Churchill. Nobody can say for sure why this happened but more than one scientist I work with, at Polar Bears International, feel it… Read More »