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Bear's best friends, Detection dogs help map out bear habitat in Greater Yellowstone
A new method uses “detection dogs,” genetic analysis, and scientific models to assess habitat suitability for bears in an area linking the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) to the northern U.S.Rockies.