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Research outlines how human disturbance on landscapes limits the ability of grizzly bears to feed on salmon, and the broader impacts on local ecosystems
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Wendy Wiens (@wendy_wiens) / X
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Rob Appleby (@wildspyrob) / X
Raincoast Conservation Foundation (@Raincoast) / X
Rob Appleby (@wildspyrob) / X
Chris Darimont (@ChrisDarimont) / X
Rob Appleby (@wildspyrob) / X
Marc Bekoff (@MarcBekoff) / X
Rob Appleby (@wildspyrob) / X
Rob Appleby (@wildspyrob) / X
Wendy Wiens (@wendy_wiens) / X
Rick Page, PhD RPBio (ret) on X: In our work on the Kimsquit, we found male grizz were more susceptible to disturbance. So the mouth of the river, where the logging camp