Editor’s note: This is the last post in the “Human Interaction with Nature” series from students in Professor Simran Sethi’s “Media and the Environment” course at the University of Kansas. Our own Adam Bowman (who’s training is in videography) created this two-part wedisode on “the current debate about how to manage a growing Grizzly Bear population in the Northern Rocky Mountains.” The webisode was originally published on Friday, May 9, 2008.
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Other Posts in the “Human Interaction with Nature” series:
- Benefits of Biodiversity
- Endangered Animal Species
- Endangered Plants — Echinacea
- Recovery Efforts for Endangered Species
Jeff McIntire-Strasburg
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