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Easy to Sign Auto-Letter Rehabilitated grizzly cubs can boost Alberta grizzly bear 

by WildAid Canada Society

BearsMatter.com has closely monitored the news on the 3 orphaned wild grizzly cubs and is working with 103 other scientists, naturalists and conservationists in an effort to persuade the Alberta government to allow the cubs to be rehabilitated and then to be released into the wild. Read the letter  Open Letter to Honourable Jason Nixon

You will find many other blogs on the 3 orphan wild grizzly bear cubs under Bear Blog

Please support our efforts to make sure the 3 cubs have a wild life as their right and ask yourself the question:

Why was their mother killed by hunters? Calgary Herald Letter To Editor June 9, 2020: by Carol Tracey, Calgary

Concerned over grizzly hunting

Re: Grizzly bear cubs cannot go back to the wild; Orphans would have a hard time surviving, Gordon Stenhouse says, Opinion, May 28

On June 5 Canada celebrated UN World Environment Day whose theme this year is biodiversity.

In keeping with this sentiment, I re-read The Grizzly Manifesto written by Jeff Gailus who passionately champions the cause of vanishing grizzlies.

He recounts his meeting with a sow grizzly and two cubs that ended peacefully. Well-known naturalist (not a biologist) Charlie Russell (www.charlierussellbears.com)  also encountered grizzlies with no harm. He frequently suggested that humans caused the majority of the problems.

While the orphaned grizzly cubs await their fate to be determined, I await details of why the sow grizzly was killed by hunter(s). Knowing that bears, many with cubs, are attempting to regain their strength after hibernation, I, for one, question why any hunting is allowed during that particular period.

Carol Tracey, Calgary