A visit with old friends

Today we were lucky to visit with some old friends – grizzly bears from a family we have followed yearly since the Raincoast science bear project began.
Photo by @kyleartelle
#greatbearrainforest #conservation #bears

Today we were lucky to visit with some old friends – grizzly bears from a family we have followed yearly since the Raincoast science bear project began.
Photo by @kyleartelle
#greatbearrainforest #conservation #bears
Kitasoo/Xai’xais bear research team 2014! So grateful for this awesome crew. Last day of Raincoast science in the Great Bear rainforest for this season.
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