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      • 2023 Virtual (Canada)
      • 2020 Norway
    • IUCN PBSG Scientific Advisory Body
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      • Erik Born - Conservation Award Winner 2015
      • Scott Schliebe - Conservation Award Winner 2018
      • Ian Stirling - Conservation Award Winner 2020
      • Susi Miller - Conservation Award Winner 2023
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  • Polar Bear Management
    • Knowledge Systems
    • Involvement of Indigenous Peoples and Incorporation of TEK
    • Inter-jurisdictional Populations
    • National Management
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      • Norway
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  • Circumpolar Action Plan
    • Implementation Plans
      • Implementation Plan, 2023-2025
      • Implementation Plan, 2020-2023
      • Implementation Plan and Reports, 2018-2020
      • Implementation Plan and Reports, 2015-2017
  • Polar Bear Biology
    • Population, Distribution, and Trends
    • Habitat Needs and Characteristics
    • Reproduction
    • Movement and Migration
    • Diet
    • Disease, Parasites, and Pathogens
    • Contaminants
  • Threats to Polar Bears
    • Climate change
    • Human caused mortality
    • Minerals and energy resource exploitation and development
    • Contaminants and pollution
    • Shipping
    • Tourism
    • Disease and parasites
  • Working Groups
    • Communications
    • Human-Polar Bear Conflict
      • Polar-Bear Deterrence Programs and Training Protocols available across the Range States
      • Polar bears injured or killed in conflict situations; Humans injured or killed by polar bears
    • Indigenous and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (ITEK)
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PBRS

The representatives to the Parties that are signatory to the 1973 Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears, that are collectively known as the Polar Bear Range States (Norway, Canada, Greenland, the Russian Federation and the United States), have a long record of cooperation on polar bear conservation.

  • Home
  • About
    • 1973 Agreement
    • 2013 Ministerial Declaration
    • Meetings
      • 2023 Virtual (Canada)
      • 2020 Norway
    • IUCN PBSG Scientific Advisory Body
    • Polar Bear Conservation Award
      • Erik Born - Conservation Award Winner 2015
      • Scott Schliebe - Conservation Award Winner 2018
      • Ian Stirling - Conservation Award Winner 2020
      • Susi Miller - Conservation Award Winner 2023
    • Publication
    • PBRS logo
  • Polar Bear Management
    • Knowledge Systems
    • Involvement of Indigenous Peoples and Incorporation of TEK
    • Inter-jurisdictional Populations
    • National Management
      • Canada
      • Greenland
      • Norway
      • Russian Federation
      • United States
    • Bilateral Cooperation
      • Inuvialuit-Inupiat Agreement
      • Canada-United States
      • Canada-Nunavut-Greenland
      • United Sates-Russian Federation
  • Circumpolar Action Plan
    • Implementation Plans
      • Implementation Plan, 2023-2025
      • Implementation Plan, 2020-2023
      • Implementation Plan and Reports, 2018-2020
      • Implementation Plan and Reports, 2015-2017
  • Polar Bear Biology
    • Population, Distribution, and Trends
    • Habitat Needs and Characteristics
    • Reproduction
    • Movement and Migration
    • Diet
    • Disease, Parasites, and Pathogens
    • Contaminants
  • Threats to Polar Bears
    • Climate change
    • Human caused mortality
    • Minerals and energy resource exploitation and development
    • Contaminants and pollution
    • Shipping
    • Tourism
    • Disease and parasites
  • Working Groups
    • Communications
    • Human-Polar Bear Conflict
      • Polar-Bear Deterrence Programs and Training Protocols available across the Range States
      • Polar bears injured or killed in conflict situations; Humans injured or killed by polar bears
    • Indigenous and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (ITEK)
    • Trade
    • Circumpolar Action Plan Implementation Team
  • Resources
    • Logo
  • Login