Jordan Pruszenski, an assistant area biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Fairbanks, has developed an ...

The life of one of the most remote grizzly bear populations in the world is being documented by the animals themselves, with ...

WSU researchers tracked 12 grizzlies on Alaska’s North Slope with cameras, capturing their survival, foraging, and encounters ...

Call it a "bear's-eye" view. Researchers at Washington State University released video they collected after attaching cameras to 12 grizzly bears in Alaska's North Slope.

Cameras attached to a dozen bears show them foraging, resting along the coast, and encountering wolves.

This undated image provided by Washington State University in January 2026, made from a video taken from a grizzly bear's ...

Grizzly bears on Alaska’s North Slope are recording their own lives with collar cameras, offering a rare look at how they ...

Despite their brevity, the clips provide a rare perspective of how the bears thrive on the desolate North Slope.

Researchers at Washington State University and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game are using collar cams to study a remote ...

The videos provide short but revealing snapshots of daily bear life, including playing or sparring with other bears, gnawing on caribou, eating berries, napping along beaches and swimming in ponds in ...

Casey Anderson is a Montana-based wildlife photographer who has traveled all over the world and has worked with National Geographic, Discovery, and the BBC. He also does a lot of exploring and filming ...

This is in response to Chris Servheen’s Dec. 21 guest opinion piece "Grizzly Bears: Living up to our heritage." Mr. Servheen was the grizzly bear recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...