Bear Necessities: Rescue, Rehabilitation, Sanctuary, and Advocacy

Brill (2015)
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Abstract

Twenty-two engaging and approachable essays, written by scholars and activists working to protect the world’s eight bear species, explore pressures that threaten the world’s remaining bears, offering a tapestry of possibilities for protecting and preserving these endangered yet much-loved beings.

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