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Assistance in the building of this web page: 1. Mark Bruscizo, Bear Biologist, Wyoming Game and Fish Department, mbrusc@state.wy.us 2. Jim Heath, Hunter's Safety Coordinator, Wyoming Game and Fish jheath@park6.k12.wy.us 3. Great Bear Almanac, Gary Brown 4. The Grizzly Bear, Thomas McNamee 5. Bear Encounter Survival Guide, James Gary Shelton 6. Bear Attacks "the dangerous truth", James Gary Shelton
"The Grizzly is a natural creature living in the country that humans use for vacation and relaxation. With the assistance of proper education and awareness in the field, it is possible for us to co-exist with the bear. The Grizzly adds a primitive presence to our country, his dominance and mystic in his country adds to the excitement the back country brings outdoor enthusiasts. I cannot fathom a back country that I cannot ride freely through, just as I dread the idea of the back country where grizzlies do not freely roam. It is my responsibility and your responsibility to ensure this for our future generations. The grizzly is symbolic of everything that once was, and a firm figure in the notion that you cannot tame the high country." Jim Heath, Hunter's Safety Coordinator
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All comments in regards to this page may be emailed to wyogrizzly@yahoo.com This page has been done by an 8th Grade Student at Cody Middle School, Cody, Wyoming Additional information may be obtained at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Home Page: |
