Since 1979, Arctic sea ice in September has been declining at a rate of about 13% per decade, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center. The melting ice correlates to the planet's rising ...

Melting ice is forcing polar bears on land. Polar bear patrols can help As climate change warms up the planet, polar bears are pushed closer to human habitats, leading to dangerous interactions.

Polar bears and melting ice Back. Print Commentary. Friday, March 7, 2008 ...

You probably know polar bears as the big white animals roaming the Arctic, but there’s a lot about them that doesn’t make it ...

MORE: Polar bears are inbreeding due to melting sea ice, posing risk to survival of the species, scientists say. Churchill is located in central Canada, right along the coast of the Hudson Bay.

Melting ice forces bears to seek food on shore. Todd Atwood, who leads the polar bear research program at the U.S. Geological Survey's Alaska Science Center, ...

With the ice around us melting, they are trying to swim ashore. The cubs don't make it.” Scientists have recorded polar bears swimming as far as 350 kilometers over several days.

Each passing year, the ice grows thinner, the melt comes sooner, and the balance of life tips further out of reach. In a startling study, scientists warn that polar bears could vanish by the end ...

Melting ice in the Arctic and Antarctic is putting incredible pressure on animals like polar bears, penguins, seals, and walruses, threatening their survival as their habitats shrink and food ...

Polar bears and melting ice challenge scientists at world’s northernmost research station. ... Polar bear sightings in Kongsfjord over the past four years “have been higher than ever before ...

A polar bear's existence revolves around sea ice. ... 21 Polar Bear Pictures That Will Melt Your Heart. ... seals bask on top of the ice, allowing the polar bear an opportunity to stalk and kill it.

Polar bears will not be able to adapt to ice-free environments and are likely to starve to death, ... The polar bear population in the area has already declined by an estimated 30 per cent since 1987.