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    No average bears: How human use of trails affects grizzlies

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    • Sub-Category: Conservation
    • Source: University of Alberta
    • File Type: Journal
    • Overview: Bear's impacted by roads
    • Web Link: https://www.ualberta.ca/science/science-news/2018/october/grizzly-bears-human-trail-use?fbclid=IwAR3DuFJt-P9-cM-ZWf6-OJZJHvfaIv6jW3TYrJysjvqoH3GFKh7uZHFN7tA
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    No average bears: How human use of trails affects grizzlies

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    • Sub-Category: Conservation
    • Source: University of Alberta
    • File Type: Journal
    • Overview: Bear's impacted by roads
    • Web Link: https://www.ualberta.ca/science/science-news/2018/october/grizzly-bears-human-trail-use?fbclid=IwAR3DuFJt-P9-cM-ZWf6-OJZJHvfaIv6jW3TYrJysjvqoH3GFKh7uZHFN7tA
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