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WBRA February/March 2026 Update

Brown bear in the summer forest at sunrise. Scientific name: Ursus arctos. Wild nature. Natural habitat.

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Categories: Bear Safety, Day on the Creek, News, WBRA NewsletterMarch 31, 2026

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WATERTON BIOSPHERE REGION

One of 19 biosphere reserves in Canada

By working collaboratively with individuals, organizations, governments and others,

WBR MISSION

the Waterton Biosphere Region strives to achieve a balance between conserving biological diversity,

promoting sustainable use of resources, and building the capacity of local people and organizations

to positively affect their communities and the environment.

The Waterton Biosphere Region is a special place where people work

WBR VISION

together to support resilient landscapes and communities,

where our cultural and natural diversities are valued.

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