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Polar bears are terrific swimmers, but they are used to swimming in calm waters. With increasing areas of open water, rough seas are making the going long, difficult—and sometimes deadly.
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
This year Tulsa had it's first white Christmas in 7 years. It snowed about 6 inches last night and this morning. Instead of building a snowman, we thought we would build a polar bear in remembrance of the Tulsa Zoo's beloved polar bear Kavek, who passed away May of 2009.
And a a little polar bear festivity...
Frontiers North's Tundra Buggy Adventure supports PBI by donating nights on its Tundra Buggy Lodge.
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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