Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2019 annual report. We’ve made some great progress in the development of Nature Labs, our signature project. It wouldn’t have been possible without your support and we can’t wait to […]
Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2019 annual report. We’ve made some great progress in the development of Nature Labs, our signature project. It wouldn’t have been possible without your support and we can’t wait to […]
We’ve moved our blog to a new destination, so why don’t you join us on Patreon to read, view and listen to our new stories from the field?
Simon’s story has been made into a children’s book, ‘A Voice for the Spirit Bears’ by Carmen Oliver, and he is interviewed about the book and his work in this month’s Canadian Geographic digital edition. Simon is always embarrassed when […]
This Earth Week, and every day, help us bring nature literacy to life for high school classrooms. What’s the colour game? Why do you pump your fist when driving through Nanton, Alberta? Why would you waddle through waist high snow, […]
Ghost Bear is very excited to announce a new partnership for Nature Labs – University of Calgary and the Werklund School of Education.We will be working together to promote experiential, inquiry and place-based education for their teachers-in-training, with Nature Labs […]
This morning, Canadian newspaper columnist Andrew Coyne wrote: “…all of us are morally responsible for the things we say, or do not say. Each of us is part of a moral order…it is our duty to sustain (it)…” And we […]
Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2018 annual report. After our first 10 months of operation, officially incorporating in February of 2018, we are pleased to report a year-one balanced budget and the achievement of significant milestones […]
In case you missed it on social media yesterday, we are excited to announce our new partnership with BC Parks and Mount Robson Provincial Park, part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site. Help us create a world […]
Hear them roar. We’re talking about the rut (aka ‘to roar’). The period of time in the fall when ungulates (as well as several other species including the elephant) enter mating season.
You will often observe black bear cubs playing with objects, and, if they are lucky, with their siblings. The belief is that it allows for them to burn off excess energy, become more familiar with socialization and their surroundings, and helps them develop skills that will be vital to their survival in the wild including for hunting, mating and testing their skills.
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