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"Season of the Bear,
Volume I: American Black Bear"
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Category: Nature and Wildlife
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60 minute
program, Copyright 2002
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People ask us what is it
like to see a wild bear.
First your heart falls out
onto the trail. Then every sense is alive, hearing, smell,
sight. You instantly try to visualize escape routes – for
the bear not you.
If that bear has a way out
and away from you, he will not feel threatened, and chances
are, he will feel secure and not chase.
This 1-hour documentary program is surprising, entertaining and educational
for the whole family! See wild black bears up close and
personal, eating, sleeping, playing, nursing and just being
bears. This program includes a section on black bear
physical characteristics that is completely illustrated with
bears. We show adults, sub-adults and cubs. See tiny cubs in
the den with their mother, bears in wild cherry trees, oak
trees, and other nut trees. See two adult bears squaring off
in a walnut grove. See little cubs playing with each other.
Learn how these bears live and how they survive. Learn what
to do if you meet a wild black bear. Learn the danger signs
of aggression in black bears. Learn how to help bears not be
nuisance bears. Representatives from the U.S. National Park
Service, the U.S. Geological Survey, and various state
Department of Natural Resources offices tell us how they
help bears and help people understand bears. See bear
research teams at work.
We show the
history and evolution of black bears, black bears in the
four seasons of the year, and we show how we can learn to
live with bears. Information provided by several agencies,
organizations, and bear experts proved extremely valuable in
the updating of regional population and statistics and
current efforts in black bear conservation.
The nature
footage for this wonderful video was obtained from
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Louisiana, New Mexico and Colorado. Some of the other
animals and birds shown in the four seasons are coyote,
barred owl, raccoon, elk, pileated woodpecker, whitetail
deer, hummingbird, and wild turkey. For deer lovers, there
are some wonderful scenes of bucks in summer and autumn,
running, leaping and clashing antlers. We also show
whitetail deer in the winter snow. And we include
wildflowers for each season too.
But the bears
take center stage here. These wild bears let us into their
private lives. Much research, years of field trips, and a
passion for wild bears went into the making of this video
program. Our mission is to promote a better understanding of
black bears. Contains beautiful music, including original
Cherokee flute. While there is a lot of information here, we
think we have achieved a very beautiful and artful (and at
times dramatic) nature presentation. Much of the four
seasons section contains only limited narration with
beautiful music and the sounds of birds. This program is
suitable for all ages, and is non-violent.
Contributors:
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35 State
Wildlife Agencies
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U.S. and
Canadian Bear Experts
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International Bear Association
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TRAFFIC
North America (World Wildlife Fund)
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U.S. Fish &
Wildlife Service
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Black Bear
Conservation Committee
Guest
appearances by bear experts:
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National
Park Service
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Georgia
Department of Natural Resources
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U.S.
Geological Survey / University of Tennessee
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New Mexico
Department of Game & Fish
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Kate
Marshall Graphics, Inc.
Very unusual
photography:
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Long
sequences of black bear behavior
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Bears in
trees
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Bear
researchers at work
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Examples of
bear aggression & bluff charge
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A mother
bear's reaction to perceived danger to cubs from another
adult bear
We have seen wild bears and
photographed them. We think you will enjoy the behavior and
images of wild bears that we show in this program.
Our mission with
this bear series is to promote a better understanding of
black bears and black bear habitat.
The first two
bear programs were photographed and researched over a period
of 8 years in the field. Although these black bears were
found in the Appalachian Mountains, all black bear behaviors
and facts are indicative of American Black Bears across the
continent of North America, with the exception of
specialized foods that may be particular to certain locales.
All bear
behavior is completely natural and as observed. No bears or
other animals were hurt, baited, fed, or harassed in any way
in the making of this documentary. No trained bears were
used. With the exception of a few tiny cubs, all bears in
this documentary are wild bears and were filmed in their
wild environments. No guides were ever used.
This nature
program is for all ages, and non-violent. Available in DVD
and VHS. DVDs contain menus and chapters for easy
navigation.
This is a
successful nature documentary because it informs, educates,
illustrates, enlightens, and all in an entertaining and
thought-provoking manner; and if there is a story or two
told along the way, that's great.
We come away
with a little more knowledge and understanding, and ideas
about the importance of conservation.
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also purchase
the combo pack of both bear programs in one set
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