Brave individuals looking to be "freezin' for a reason" will plunge into Big Bear Lake at noon on Saturday, March 29 to raise ...

Human activity jeopardizes both of these requirements. "Polar bear mothers are having increasing difficulties reproducing due to climate-driven changes, and are likely to face further challenges with ...

Remote cameras were deployed in the Arctic mountains across nearly a decade; Valuable footage of moms and cubs emerging from dens shines light on elusive polar bear reproduction. Researchers from ...

For the study, female polar bears were fitted with GPS satellite collars that recorded their location, temperature, and activity. Researchers used the collar data to locate dens, and they traveled ...

This research provides the foundation for improved wildlife management, enabling the reduction of potential clashes between polar bear denning areas and human activity. "This study provides a rare ...

Activities include a family fun area ... There is also a free barbeque lunch for participants. The Big Bear Lake Polar Plunge will be at Veteran’s Park, 40870 Big Bear Blvd.