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Grizzly Bears Researchers

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Charissa Reid
  • National Park Service
Oral Historian

Yellowstone Center for Resources
PO Box 168
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190

Projects:
- Oral Histories-Bears in Yellowstone
Charles Schwartz
  • United States Geological Survey
Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Bear Foods Monitoring
- Grizzly and Black Bear Activity Patterns
- Monitoring Status, Trend, and Population Dynamics of the Grizzly Bear
Dr. Caroline Graham Austin, PhD
  • Montana State University
Assistant Professor of Marketing

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Is Branding an Ecosystem-wide Bear Safety Message a Good Idea?
Dr. Charles T. Robbins, PhD
  • Washington State University

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Using stable isotopes & trace elements to understand potential effects of long-term changes in food resources to grizzly bear productivity
Hillary Robison
  • University of Nevada- Reno
Projects:
- Bear Foods Monitoring
Kate Wilmot
  • National Park Service
Bear Management Specialist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY 83012

katharine_wilmot@nps.gov

 

Projects:
- Wildlife Vehicle Collisions in Grand Teton
- Human-Bear Interface in Grand Teton
- Is Branding an Ecosystem-wide Bear Safety Message a Good Idea?
Kerry Gunther
  • National Park Service
Bear Management Program Leader
Yellowstone Center for Resources
P.O. Box 168
Yellowstone NP, WY 82190

Kerry_Gunther@nps.gov

Projects:
- Monitoring of Grizzly Bear Recovery Status
- Bear Sightings Database
- Grizzly Bear Management Actions
- Bear Foods Monitoring
- Public Education and Bear-Proofing
- Grizzly Bear Conservation Strategy
Leslie Frattaroli
  • National Park Service

Science and Resource Management Office

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY  83012

frattarolib@hotmail.com

Projects:
- Grizzly and Black Bear Activity Patterns
Mark Haroldson
  • United States Geological Survey
  • Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Grizzly and Black Bear Activity Patterns
- Monitoring Status, Trend, and Population Dynamics of the Grizzly Bear
Sarah Dewey
  • National Park Service
Wildlife Biologist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY 83012

sarah_dewey@nps.gov

Projects:
- Wildlife Vehicle Collisions in Grand Teton
Steve Cain
  • National Park Service
Senior Wildlife Biologist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY  83012

steve_cain@nps.gov

Projects:
- Grizzly and Black Bear Activity Patterns
- Monitoring Status, Trend, and Population Dynamics of the Grizzly Bear
- Human-Bear Interface in Grand Teton