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Tag: polar bears

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It’s not too late to save polar bears: study

A new paper published in Nature magazine suggests that reductions in greenhouse gases would be effective in saving polar bear populations from the worst effects of climate change. The report says that the bears’... Read More
A new paper published in Nature magazine suggests that reductions in greenhouse gases would be effective in saving polar...
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Polar bear tracker update: The bears are on the move!

Sea-ice has formed around the fringes of western Hudson Bay, and most of the satellite radio-collared females are now a few kilometres offshore, over some slightly deeper water and potentially accessing some much-needed seal... Read More
Sea-ice has formed around the fringes of western Hudson Bay, and most of the satellite radio-collared females are now...
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Video: The Umky Patrol

This video tells the story of climate change, of WWF's work with Indigenous peoples, and of conservation. Read More
This video tells the story of climate change, of WWF's work with Indigenous peoples, and of conservation.
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This amazing part of Manitoba

The WWF Arctic Global Polar Bear specialist, Geoff York, is on a field trip in Churchill on the Hudson Bay, observing and blogging about polar bears. Below is the ninth blog from our ‘eyes... Read More
The WWF Arctic Global Polar Bear specialist, Geoff York, is on a field trip in Churchill on the Hudson...
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Making connections on the tundra

My first week in the town of Churchill is focused around meetings with partners and scientists, so this is very much a working trip for me. Many of you may ask, why Churchill? WWF... Read More
My first week in the town of Churchill is focused around meetings with partners and scientists, so this is...
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