Sentences with phrase «bear experts»

Craig asks about polar bear reporting in the Telegraph: Polar bear expert barred by global warmists

The study «paints a realistic picture of how complicated the management of Arctic species will be going forward,» adds Mike Runge, a research ecologist and polar bear expert with the U.S. Geological Survey's Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel, Maryland.

But several bear experts at the Tromso meeting and elsewhere said that more monitoring and action to limit other threats to the bears and other Arctic species still make sense, even as the world's nations hash out what to do about greenhouse gases.

Don't forget the story of Dr Mitchell Taylor, polar bear expert who was banned from attending a meeting of the PBSG for daring to suggest that polar bears might not be too threatened by global warming and might actually be increasing.

That was one conclusion of the Polar Bear Specialist Group, a network of bear experts who met last week in Copenhagen to review the latest data (and data gaps) on the 19 discrete populations of polar bears around the Arctic.

This means that there is inevitably going to be an excess of young males foraging further afield for food, as polar bear expert Susan Crockford explains.

Christopher Servheen, a grizzly bear expert at the University of Montana, and Djuro Huber of the Veterinary Faculty at Zagreb University in Croatia, believe the only way to maintain a bear population in the Pyrenees is to introduce bears from other parts of Europe.

In 2014, WCS published the document «Andean Bear Priority Conservation Units in Bolivia and Peru» that consolidated information from 25 Andean bear experts on the distribution of the species and recommendations for conservation.

Lining up with the yellowing of the leaves on the trees for fall, Boo's coat has started thickening as he's been packing on the pounds, leading our local Grizzly Bear experts to believe winter will hit us early this year and be a snowy one!

Top polar bear experts challenge that assertion.

Polar bear experts observed that recent improvement in the bears» body condition but never published it.5 Instead papers that try to portray the bears as starving, only report the cycle of decline up to 1999.14

In 2012, polar bear experts Ian Stirling and Andrew Derocher (who predicts by the middle of this century, two - thirds of the polar bears will be gone due to rising CO2) published «Effects of climate warming on polar bears: a review of the evidence.»

You could call it karma — the death of the polar bear icon after the shameful hubris of polar bear experts back in 2009.

This — as polar bear expert Dr Susan Crockford explains — is «polar bear tragedy porn dressed as science.»

Susan Crockford is a polar bear expert with a message that climate alarmists don't want to hear: polar bear populations are thriving and are certainly in no danger from thinning summer sea ice supposedly caused by «man - made global warming.»

He is not one of shooting's bored experts, so he does not «work around between covey and woods to try the tricky overhead shots.»

Crockford has published «briefings» on conservative think tanks and has been described as a polar bear expert, but uses a «scientific uncertainty» and «public accountability of science» framework to criticize scientists» findings.

If polar bear experts (Amstrup et al., 1995) find that the bear population in Alaska is increasing, placing doubt on the government's stance on climate change, this finding is dismissed as being outside the consensus and ignored.

Susan Crockford, arguably the world's greatest polar bear expert, has some really bad news for environmentalists.

She is also frequently cited as an polar bear expert and interviewed in conservative and mainstream media, including NBC.

That letter said polar bears and penguins were at risk of extinction within «a few decades» — something that's news to polar bear experts nine years later.

To examine how blogs handled the scientific evidence for human - made global warming when discussing polar bears» long - term prospects, the research team, which included several polar bear experts, analyzed 90 blogs — 45 of which endorse the scientific consensus on climate change and 45 of which do not.