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The storm is over and it’s time to get up. Polar bears wait out bad weather by curling up in the lee of snowbanks. They can stay there for days if necessary.
What most people ask first
Polar bear facts, quick and easy
In-depth, scientific research publication
Status report on their current well-being
Foremost scientists talk about the issues and answer questions
Global warming. Is it a global warning?
Sea ice conditions vary across the Arctic.
Collared bear movements, sea ice loss, Arctic, population and distribution
Mothers & cubs, blubber, status and more
Discover how you can play a role in saving polar bears
Pictures are worth a thousand words, the saying goes. Few things can make better statements than maps and videos and satellite images of polar bears on the move. Take a look. You’ll be fascinated!
Bear Tracker
Sea Ice Loss and Temperature Trends
Arctic Map
Population and Distribution Map
Canada Goose makes the warmest parkas on the planet. Every year, they donate special parkas to PBI.
Polar Bears International is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code and a registered charity in Canada. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
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