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I Tracked the World’s Largest Bears in Alaska with the Indigenous Guides Who Know Them Best

Deep in the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, an Indigenious-owned lodge offers an intimate look at the world’s largest brown bears alongside the Alutiiq people who have shared the island with them for thousands of years. The post I Tracked the World’s Largest Bears in Alaska with the Indigenous Guides Who Know Them Best appeared first on Outside Online.

Why Germany is building an ark for US climate data

One of Canada’s worst invasive species may have arrived naturally

Researchers have discovered the spiny water flea may have existed in North America far longer than previously thought.

The space race should not endanger Australian wildlife

The future of a proposed rocket-launch facility in South Australia is uncertain. But tensions between space exploration and conservation remain.

Monitoring the heart of the Okavango Delta

In northern Botswana, a vast wetland sprawl is the ecological engine for the entire Okavango basin. Every year, a team of scientists and other experts gives it a health check.

How Social Learning Keeps Orangutans Fed

Orangutans learn by watching, then trying The post How Social Learning Keeps Orangutans Fed appeared first on Nautilus.