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decades of successful -- and at times unsuccessful -- bear management in Yellowstone show how it can be done.Sign Me UpBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

but experts scoff at jacking up feesThe nations top wildlife managers have been planning to recover grizzly bears in North Cascades since 1991.Some ranchers are also concerned about grizzly bears in the area -- and not just because bears that roam outside the park might eat some cattle.The recovery plan recently gained a powerful supporter: Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke traveled to the verdant park on March 23 to announce the restarting of recovery planning.

There are four different options on the table right now.professor emeritus in animal behavior and ecology at the University of Calgary.

A sow and cub in Yellowstone National Park.

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