In 1916, the last known grizzly roaming Southern California was gunned down in the Sunland area of L.A., and aptly became ...

The Endangered Species Act (ESA), now 50 years old, was once a rare beacon of bipartisan unity, signed into law by President ...

The accidental killing of a Mexican gray wolf in Greenlee County has advocacy groups calling for transparency and ...

There once used to be up to 10,000 grizzly bears roaming California, but they eventually disappeared from the state as humans ...

The golden bruins emblazon the state flag and seal, live on in cartoonish effigy as university mascots, and roll off the tip of our tongue in place names like Grizzly Flats and Big Bear Lake.

One hundred years after the last grizzly bear was killed in California, a new study suggests the Golden State could realistically accommodate more than 1,000 of the endangered bears in its rugged and ...

The new feasibility study found no meaningful obstacles to the reintroduction of this animal that used to roam the state ...

What’s the most ironic and tragic thing about the bear on the Californian flag and the state’s seal? The fact that there have not been any wild grizzly bears in the state for just over 100 years.

Dunning’s case study, which focuses on the fate of the grizzly bear in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, was published just before the Trump administration proposed a rollback in federal ...

For years, Camp Grizzly has been a holy grail game for tabletop ... trails by ‘Otis’, a homicidal killer with an unhealthy bear fetish. Camp Grizzly borrows from the traditions of ALL our ...

“Of course, they’d pounce a deer fawn if they had an opportunity.” Read Next: Watch: Grizzly Bear Eats a Cow Elk That’s Still Alive Although predation rates vary by region and habitat type, research ...