five books two videos Above, you will also find a link to a subsite containing extensive information on Bear Viewing Vendors: businesses that offer services (e.g., guiding,
transportation, lodging) or products (e.g., cameras or pepper spray) important for bear viewing or for alternative activities when you aren’t watching bears -- perhaps viewing other wildlife, visiting museums, catching giant salmon, or simply shopping for souvenirs unique to “The Last Frontier.” Stephen F. Stringham, PhD
 
Our books are listed below.
Click on a title to preview each book.  Links to corresponding webpages are located
in the colorful menu bar near the top of this page.*
 
  1.     Bear Viewing In Alaska:  Expert Tips for a Great Adventure.
        Where, when and how to enjoy watching grizzly, black and polar bears in Alaska
        or other parts of North America. For additional information on viewing sites,
        click here:
        
  1.     When Bears Whisper, Do You Listen? Negotiating Close Encounters With    
        Wild Bruins.   How to stay safe during welcome encounters.
 
  1.     Alaska Bear Magnum Safety Manual:   Avoiding or coping with unwelcome
        encounters. Tips for wilderness guides, rangers, wildlife biologists, and other
        pros.  
 
  1.     Beauty Within the Beast: Kinship With Bears in the Alaska Wilderness
       (The heart-warming adventure of a young biologist and his bride adopting
        three orphaned cubs and help them learn to fend for themselves in the wilds)
 
  1.     Evolution of Bears:  Phylogeny, Adaptive Radiation, and Geographic Dispersal
        of Ursidae.  This online book can be read for free.
 
 
  
 
Main photo and central-righthand photo (c) 2003 Kent Fredrikkson
All other photos and website contents (c) 2003-2006 S. Stringham unless otherwise attributed
                        
 
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