Author Archives: Mike McIntosh
Students Learn About Bears via Facetime
April 2017 – Mike of Bear With Us presents to elementary students near North Saanich, Vancouver Island, B.C. Three presentations, 300 students. Mike was not there. It was done via Apple Facetime. We can use Skype as well if Facetime … Continue reading
Research – Survival of Orphan Bear Cubs – New Hampshire
Survival of Orphan Black bear Cubs – short term – New Hampshire Bear cubs,Short-term survival of rehabilitated orphan cubs NH-Human-Wildl Interactions_2016
Research – Survival of Orphan Black Bear Cubs
Bear Cub Rehabilitation Study – Dr. John Beechham and … Bear cub Rehab.Study
Bear Sounds, CBC Radio, Calgary Interview with Mike McIntosh/Bear With Us
The sounds a bear makes. March 8, 2017. Listen here – CBC Radio Calgary’s Rob Brown Interviews Mike McIntosh CBC Calgary radio interview with Mike McIntosh/Bear With Us. Take a moment to listen.
Mike travels to Alberta to speak March 11, 2017
Live in Alberta? Mike McIntosh to be a guest speaker at the Cochrane Research Institute’s Symposium entitled 2017 Wilderness Wildlife and Human Interaction – Finding Common Ground. Location Cochrane Alberta. Date-March 11 2017. Learn more about interesting speakers here: http://www.cochraneresearchinstitute.org/2017—finding-common-ground.html
Why Ontario Black Bears are moving south!
Thank you TVO and journalist Daniel Sellers for a well written article about bears. “If we have a dry summer, and a lack of berries, there’s more bears seen. Doesn’t mean there’s more bears, just more bears seen,” McIntosh says. … Continue reading
Computer Mouse Pads
Computer mouse pad dimensions are 9″ X 7.6″. To purchase a computer mouse pad, record the part number of the mouse pad and scroll down to the Paypal link. Thank you! Select your mouse pad #17310 $14.60 CAD#17313 $14.60 CAD#17314 … Continue reading
The Bears of Brooks River (Alaska)
The Bears of Brooks River Alaska. A PDF file courtesy of the National Parks Service. The Bears of Brooks River (Alaska) Representative photo – Charlie Russell
Coexisting with Large Carnivores -SW Alberta Initiative.
Coexisting with Large Carnivores
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