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Changing Tides: Collaring Bears At Katmai And Lake Clark National Park

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November 22, 2015
Collaring bears at Katmai National Park/NPS

Collaring bears at Katmai and Lake Clark national parks provides valuable information for wildlife biologists/NPS

National Park Service biologist Grant Hilderbrand discusses the bear collaring portion of the Changing Tides Project, a research project examining the interconnections between intertidal invertebrates, bears and humans in Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks and Preserves.

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