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Learning from polar bear “selfie” nature cams in Wapusk National Park

February 27, 2023

"We're learning much more than we ever expected to about polar bear behaviour and ecology..." It's #InternationalPolarBearDay and Parks Canada's Manitoba Field Unit has an adorable gallery of polar bear selfies from Wapusk National Park. Former Wapusk National Park warden Dr. Douglas Clark explains how it's also helping with conservation efforts.

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