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One small bracelet. One big mission in support of polar bear conservation.

Thank you for supporting Polar Bears International’s work on behalf of polar bears by purchasing a Fahlo polar bear bracelet! You may have noticed a delay in updates of your polar bear’s location. Tune in to hear Staff Scientist Alysa McCall share insights on the polar bear tracking map during the summer months and why polar bear movement patterns are different when the bears are onshore.

Polar Bears & the Changing Arctic

Interested in learning more about polar bears? From cub to parent, the polar bear lives an extraordinary life that’s uniquely adapted to the frigid Arctic sea ice.

Inspired to Act?

You may wonder, “What else can I do?” Polar Bears International’s team of scientists and experts are here to assure you that it’s not too late and there is good news. By partnering with innovative companies like Fahlo, we can work together to protect polar bears and their sea ice home.

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Act Now

Together, we can ensure polar bears roam the sea ice for generations to come.

U.S. Advocacy Corner

Live in the United States? Become an engaged community member and advocate on behalf of polar bears with these tools.

Talk About It

What can you do to move the world toward action on climate warming and save Arctic sea ice for polar bears? Talk about it!

Youth Can Make a Difference!

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One Act of Hope at a Time at the U.N. Climate Conference

Young leaders delivered a powerful speech co-written by dozens of young people at the U.N. Climate Conference, or COP26

Tundra Connections

Join us for free educational webcasts and live events.

Climate Actions—Under 18
We have a lot going on in our lives, but taking climate action is easier than you might think! Learn about great ways you can help protect polar bears and the planet.
Polar bear tracks near the village of Barrow, Alaska.
Photo: Robert Sarren

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