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Editor’s note: This is the last post in the “Human Interaction with Nature”<\/a> series from students in Professor Simran Sethi’s “Media and the Environment”<\/a> course at the University of Kansas. Our own Adam Bowman<\/a> (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<\/a> on Friday, May 9, 2008. <\/em><\/p>\n

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Other Posts in the “Human Interaction with Nature” series:<\/h3>\n