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  • ABOUT ABR
    • MISSION
    • HISTORY & ABR BOARD
    • Visitor & Education Center
  • GIVING
    • Make A Donation
    • Make a Legacy Gift
    • OTHER WAYS TO HELP US
  • ABR Store
  • Membership
    • Become a Member
    • ABR Membership Program
    • VOLUNTEERING
  • LIBRARY
    • ABR NEWS
    • ABR/TWRA Cooperative Agreement
    • Coy Blairs’s GPS Collar Study
    • Bear History
    • FAQ
  • CONTACT

Category Archives: Uncategorized

Sally at rest!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 25, 2011

This the way to spend a Sunday afternoon! Sally enjoys her bucket and uses it as a bed.   She summersaults, runs and puts on a show for her food.  She…

Two left in Crib B

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 22, 2011

Are we next? These two cubs will be going out into the large encloser very soon.  Only Sally will be left in one of the smaller enclosers.  She is still…

Large bear leaves his mark

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 21, 2011

A big bear has BIG feet! The large bear that has been visiting the ABR facility left his mark in the wet dirt in the form of a couple of…

Trio on deck

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 21, 2011

Here are Bobby, Ham, and Sissy — our Trio.  Can you I.D. the little bears?  We have a hard time doing that, too.  But we are so glad that the…

Large bear visits!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 19, 2011

This large male bear is typical of bears that people see when traveling or living in prime bear habitat.  He is a handsome and healthy animal.

Cubs learn and grow!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 19, 2011

  Sissy by big tree Now I can see! Cubs will stay close to a tree in case of danger.  They are taught by the sow to climb a tree…

A wild visitor

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 17, 2011

This beautiful adult bear dropped in to pay a visit to ABR.  He was probably attracted by the large number of blueberry bushes growing in the woods around the facility. …

ABR loses a member and supporter

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 17, 2011

Amidst all of the good news about our cubs, we are sad to report the passing of a dear friend and supporter of ABR, Jim Large of Townsend, TN.  He…

Exploration – part 2

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 17, 2011

Sissy surveys the new kingdom, staying close to the old pen

Exploration – part 1

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJuly 17, 2011

Bobby was first to climb a big tree Ham on the move The two boys, Bobby and Ham, are larger than Sissy, and are a bit bolder in their exploration…

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