I have caught a few Pacific salmon on my own flies in Alaska, which was wonderful, except for the one time I looked up with a salmon on and saw an Alaskan brown bear at the river's edge about 15 ...

LAKE TAHOE — Under a golden canopy of quaking aspen, red Kokanee salmon swim up Taylor Creek on the south edge of Lake Tahoe to spawn just as their larger cousins do in the Pacific Northwest and ...

Why letting salmon escape could benefit bears and fishers Date: April 10, 2012 Source: Public Library of Science Summary: New research suggests that allowing more Pacific salmon to spawn in ...

The smallest of the five Pacific salmon species, mature pinks weigh between 2 and 6 pounds — just-right mouthfuls for black bears, as we witnessed. “Look at the mother bear sitting against a ...

The discovery of salmon streams relied upon by northern grizzlies, which don’t have the rich food resources of grizzlies on the southern coasts (known as brown bears), is a factor to be ...

Grizzly Bears Starving in Canada Due to Decreasing Salmon Population Amid Climate Change "It breaks my heart seeing this unfold," a Canadian photographer who captured the images said By ...

Kodiak bears track salmon runs in Alaska Date: June 1, 2016 Source: The University of Montana Summary: Brown bears are faced with a challenge: They need to consume lots of salmon each year, but ...

Salmon populations are dying in the Pacific Northwest due to climate change. This is particularly devastating for the native Tulalip people, who trace their cultural heritage to local salmon.

New research suggests that allowing more Pacific salmon to spawn in coastal streams will not only benefit the natural environment, including grizzly bears, but could also lead to more salmon in ...