Conserving Bear Habitat in the Pacific Northwest

Conserving bear habitat in the Pacific Northwest involves protecting the forests, rivers, and areas where bears live, feed, and raise their young. This helps ensure healthy bear populations and maintains ecological balance. Efforts include preserving large tracts of wilderness, reducing habitat fragmentation from development, and managing human activities like logging and recreation. By safeguarding these ecosystems, we support not only bears but also countless other plants and animals, ultimately promoting overall environmental health and resilience in the region.