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Keep up with our latest articles featuring new research, stories, and content about polar bears.

A thin polar bear mother and cub in Svalbard.

Barents Sea Polar Bears

We saw no sea ice, even where it should have been blocking our route in fjords. The lack of ice is forcing Barents Sea polar bears into tough decisions.

Beluga Cam Returns

Every summer, thousands of beluga whales gather in estuaries in western Hudson Bay, providing unique opportunities to watch and study them.

2018 World Ranger Day Award

Our 2018 World Ranger Day Award recognizes the dedication of Erling Madsen, who works to keep polar bears and people safe in Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland.

Polar Bear Basics

Polar bears evolved from a brown bear ancestor and adapted to their sea ice environment--but the differences between the two species are profound.

Wapusk Park Camp Taps Next Generation

“I feel connected to the land from the stories the elders tell us. We’re the next generation of people who are going to share and protect this land.” – Camp par

Countdown to Arctic Sea Ice Day

Sea ice. It’s an essential habitat for polar bears and many other Arctic animals—a frozen platform that allows an entire ecosystem to function.

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Caméra en direct

Every summer, thousands of beluga whales gather in the Churchill River after the ice melts on Hudson Bay. Our two live Beluga Cams--one underwater and one above--offer a window into their extraordinary world.

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Polar Bears and Their Habitat

Bear Tracker

Follow polar bears as they journey across the ice.

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Polar Bears

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Climate Change

A threat to polar bears and the sea ice they depend on.

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“The only way to save the bears and their sea ice habitats is to control temperature rise through greenhouse gas mitigation.”

Dr. Steven C. Armstrup

It's not too late. Act now to effect change.

Your actions today will help prevent potentially catastrophic changes from taking place—not only helping polar bears, but also preserving the climate that has allowed humans to flourish.

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Sur la trace des ours

Regardez des ours blancs se déplacer sur la glace marine pour chasser les phoques.

Sur la trace des ours

« Limiter la hausse des températures en atténuant les gaz à effet de serre est le seul moyen de sauver les ours et leurs habitats de glace marine. »

Steven C. Armstrup, Ph. D.

Les ours blancs

Découvrez ces animaux remarquables.

Découvrir les ours blancs

Les changements climatiques

Une menace pour les ours blancs et la glace marine dont ils dépendent.

Il n’est pas trop tard. Agissez dès maintenant pour changer les choses.

Agir dès maintenant n’arrêtera pas immédiatement les changements climatiques, mais de nouvelles études montrent que nous pourrions voir des effets favorables dans une décennie environ. Vos actions d’aujourd’hui aideront à prévenir d’éventuels changements catastrophiques, pas seulement aiderez-vous les ours blancs, mais vous préserverez aussi le climat qui permet aux humains de prospérer.

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