grizzly bear habitat
Northern forest range
The natural environment where grizzly bears live and thrive.
Grizzly bears require large territories with diverse landscapes—alpine meadows, forests, and river valleys—that provide food sources like salmon, berries, and roots.
Conservation efforts focus on protecting and connecting grizzly bear habitat to ensure population survival: Development has fragmented grizzly bear habitat across the Northern Rockies.
- Rocky MountainsWestern North American cordillera
- alpine meadowsHigh-elevation mountain grasslands
- coniferous forestsWoodlands of cone-bearing trees
- Yellowstone National ParkFamous American wilderness
- national forestConserved federal timberland
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Populated municipal area
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Northern ice ecosystem
penguin colony · tropical rainforest · prairie dog town · beehive · ant colony
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