Siberian Bear Field Journal

Field Taxonomy & Taiga Ecology

Documenting Ursus arctos collaris through rigorous observation, habitat mapping, and non-sensationalist natural history writing directly from the field.

Our Core Pillars

Rigorous Field Observation

Our work is grounded in detailed scientific methodology, providing insights into the lives of northern Eurasian ursines.

Skull Morphology

Taiga Diet Shifts

Hibernation Cycles

Detailed analysis of skeletal features and dental patterns across various subspecies, crucial for taxonomic precision.

Tracking seasonal dietary changes and their ecological impact, from early salmon runs to late-season berry foraging.

Monitoring denning behaviors and physiological adaptations that allow bears to navigate months of frozen solitude.

Our Stance

Science Over Spectacle

We replace viral sensationalism with grounded field observations, respecting the true nature of these apex predators.

Latest Dispatches

Recent Field Notes

Explore our most recent entries, covering new findings in bear behavior, habitat, and conservation efforts across the taiga.

Tracking Spring Thaw Movements

Seasonal Foraging: Berries

Habitat Footprint Mapping

Observations from the Lena Basin reveal distinct migration patterns as the taiga thaws, influencing foraging grounds and social dynamics.

A detailed look into the late-summer diet, focusing on the nutritional importance of various berry species for pre-hibernation weight gain.

New methodologies for mapping bear territories and movement corridors, vital for understanding population distribution and conservation needs.

Explore the Full Species Index

Dive deeper into the taxonomy, behavior, and ecology of northern Eurasian ursines.