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Mom—he’s teasing me! Cubs play to gain strength before they follow their mother to the ice to hunt before the summer ice break-up forces her ashore again.
Safeguarding the future of polar bears
Preparing humans for safeguarding earth's future
Helping communities put a dent in climate change
Great prizes for great ideas from future leaders
Programs to plant trees to aid in decreasing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
Capturing in words, pictures, and moving images what we see in the Arctic today.
Web-conferencing from tundra to classroom
Outreach at our Arctic Ambassador Centers
What's going on in the Polar Bear Capital of the World?
Dedicated professionals add their expertise
Here are some images of some of the publications we've been featured in about our project:
Trunkline (the Louisville Zoo's newsletter)
Kentucky Geological Society newsletter
PBI's newsletter
These are quizzes that we wrote for our website that PBI turned into teacher handouts.
Polar Bear Quiz
Climate Change Quiz
Emily featured as the Louisville Zoo's "Backyard Action Hero"
The Kentuckiana Girl Scouts Newsletter
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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