Grizzly Bears Are Vanishing From North Cascades National Park
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Washington’s North Cascades National Park lies at the center of some of the most protected, well-connected wildlife habitat in the Lower 48.
Wolves have started making their way back into the landscape, wandering on their own accord across the Canadian border, just a stone’s throw to the north. Fishers are on a promising road to recovery. Wolverines, lynx and black bear populations are thriving.