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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

ABR “Bear Bytes- video #10

Bear Feature Stories & Photos, YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradAugust 13, 2012

A question that we are often asked when we present an educational program is, “Do bears really hibernate?”  Joel Zachry answers this question in today’s video.  you will learn that…

Excellent Advice

Bears in the NewsBy Kathy SherradAugust 9, 2012

Once again we have found an article from another part of the country that speaks directly to any of us who live in an area where we share our habitat with bears. …

ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #9

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradAugust 8, 2012

Every visitor to the Great Smoky Mountains hopes to see a bear.  That is the most commonly expressed wish, when you talk to a visitor to our mountains.  In this…

Cub Memories

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradAugust 7, 2012

We thought you might enjoy revisiting some photos of the cubs we cared for last year.  These images of one of our cubs who really enjoyed the “swimmin’ hole” on…

ABR Newsletter Online

Board NewsBy Kathy SherradAugust 6, 2012

Take a look at the latest ABR newsletter, Bear Tracks, for Summer, 2012.  It has just been posted to our website.  Click here to read the latest from ABR and…

ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #8

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradAugust 6, 2012

In today’s informational video clip, Joel Zachry tells us how we can enjoy seeing bears from a distance, and how homeowners in bear country can avoid doing harm to their…

Russian sanctuary for orphaned cubs!

Bears in the NewsBy Kathy SherradAugust 5, 2012

We were amazed by this article about a sanctuary in Russia, where orphaned cubs are cared for and where they make sure the cubs are not habituated to humans during…

ABR “Bear Bytes” – video #7

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradAugust 4, 2012

In today’s video, Joel Zachry gives us advice on what to do when backpacking in bear country.  This information is needed by anyone who spends time in the backcountry or…

ABR “Bear Bytes” video #6

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradJuly 31, 2012

Today we learn about appropriate behavior (for humans) when we are in bear country.  It’s always good to remember that we are in the bears’ home.  We need to be…

Work on ABR “Crib”

Bear Feature Stories & Photos, Facility NewsBy Kathy SherradJuly 30, 2012

If you have been following ABR for a while, you have seen the “cribs,” or smaller enclosures, where young bears spend their days prior to release.  Now that there are…

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