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The Narwhal
Undercurrent: Bear 148
Undercurrent is an investigative series from The Narwhal. In Season 1: Bear 148, host Molly Segal investigates the life and death of a beloved grizzly bear in Alberta’s Bow Valley. Was Bear 148 in the wrong? Or were we? Either way, it was the bear that ended up dead.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.2 stars from 293 ratings
Great!!
Informational and well thought out. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this.
shelbywurzer via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 03/30/23
The care with which the Narwhal told the story of Bear 148 and her consistent struggles with her own environment and the environment humans created is so well told. More podcasts like this would only have a positive effect on conservation efforts.
kayleerb via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/10/20
Awareness
Thank you so much for that podcast. Co-existence with wildlife is fundamental to conserving our native wildlife and their habitat, unfortunately is neglected because the human dimension is too difficult to change behaviours and ideas surrounding co-existence. This podcast was enlightening and...Read full review »
ruthaschim via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 12/17/19
Recent Episodes
It’s the final straw for Bear 148. In July 2017, after an encounter with a jogger on a park trail, Bear 148 is tracked, sedated and taken by helicopter to a place far, far away. Not long after, she wanders across the border into British Columbia, where she’s killed by a hunter. But how was...
Published 06/17/19
Published 06/17/19
Grizzly bears are expected to navigate around all sorts of human obstacles: train tracks, roads, fences, even towns. When they don’t, they’re considered a nuisance — to some, at least. Actively trying to understand how grizzlies move from one place to another can help minimize conflict...
Published 06/17/19
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