A male black bear strides into the river to catch a fish at Anan Creek on July 24. The bear struggled for quite some time, but eventually caught a couple of salmon after multiple unsuccessful lunges.
So, you want to see bears at the Anan Wildlife Observatory. But maybe you couldn't get one of the limited number of permits, or you live out of town and can't make the trip, or maybe you are a little more afraid of them than you care to admit.
But now, thanks to the U.S. Forest Service, explore.org and 14 Wrangell high school students in the T3 Program, anyone worldwide can view Anan's fish-crazed black and brown bears.
Last week, after months of preparation, planning and prototyping, the two live-stream cameras went online at explore.org's website. The cameras allow viewers 24-hour access to...
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