Katmai Conservancy
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Official BlueSky Account for Katmai Conservancy & Fat Bear Week
Autumn is here and even when you can’t see the bears, they leave their mark.
Tracks in the mud, clawed trees, and overturned stones tell the quiet story of bears moving through the landscape, reminders that Katmai’s wild residents are never far.
Tracks in the mud, clawed trees, and overturned stones tell the quiet story of bears moving through the landscape, reminders that Katmai’s wild residents are never far.
November 4, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Autumn is here and even when you can’t see the bears, they leave their mark.
Tracks in the mud, clawed trees, and overturned stones tell the quiet story of bears moving through the landscape, reminders that Katmai’s wild residents are never far.
Tracks in the mud, clawed trees, and overturned stones tell the quiet story of bears moving through the landscape, reminders that Katmai’s wild residents are never far.
Hi BlueSky! We’re Katmai Conservancy, the official nonprofit partner of Katmai National Park & Preserve. Follow along for updates on the bears, conservation work happening in the park, and ways you can get involved. Plus, get a steady stream of bear photos from this remarkable corner of Alaska.
April 24, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Hi BlueSky! We’re Katmai Conservancy, the official nonprofit partner of Katmai National Park & Preserve. Follow along for updates on the bears, conservation work happening in the park, and ways you can get involved. Plus, get a steady stream of bear photos from this remarkable corner of Alaska.