ABR Bear Stories
Since ABR is still without bear or cub residents and there is no “Class of 2022” as yet, we are revisiting the bears of 2020. Today we have the chance…
Working On The Cub House
With the trenches finished and the first part of the fencing for Wild Enclosure #5 completed, the curators turned their attention to the renovation of The Cub House. Before any…
Curator Coy on TV!
Our own head curator, Coy Blair, appeared on the local news to be interviewed about the work being done at the facility. An interview like this helps to get the…
Progress on Enclosure #5
Today we have a conversation with Curator Tori, Head Curator Coy, and Director Dana in which they discuss the progress so far on the fencing for Wild Enclosure #5. It…
Enclosure Work
With no bears onsite, the work is proceeding on the new Wild Enclosure #5. Today we have a couple of photos to show the work, and also the very steep…
It’s Cubby Birthday!
As you may recall, January 22nd is the date that ABR has designated as the “official birthday” of all the cubs and yearlings who come to us for care. This…
A Bear in Hibernation
Fascinating information in a video from Atlas Obscura that explains what happens to a bear during hibernation. Click here to see it and learn the amazing truth. Now we know…
Goodbye to Bud Bear!
Today’s post is all about the workup and release of our yearling, Bud Bear. And so ends the three months at ABR for our yearling, Bud Bear. He was a…
Bud Bear – A Review
Today we’re going to review the life of our yearling, Bud Bear. Bud was the one and only yearling bear who came to ABR for care during 2021. You may…
Final Preparations for Bud Bear
The date for Bud Bear’s release was set, and preparations were being made. It’s not as difficult to prepare for the release of one bear as it was a few…