Polar Bear Conservation

Polar bear conservation focuses on protecting these Arctic predators and their habitat from threats like climate change, oil exploration, and pollution. As sea ice melts due to global warming, polar bears lose their main hunting platform for catching seals, their primary food source. Conservation efforts include monitoring populations, enforcing anti-poaching laws, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and establishing protected areas. These actions aim to ensure polar bears can survive in a changing Arctic ecosystem. Protecting polar bears also benefits the broader environment, preserving biodiversity and maintaining the health of Arctic ecosystems.