In Arctic region of Svalbard, scientists study impact of climate change on polar bears

France 24Wednesday, September 24, 2025 at 11:43:40 AM
In Arctic region of Svalbard, scientists study impact of climate change on polar bears
In the Arctic region of Svalbard, scientists are closely examining the effects of climate change on the local polar bear population, which numbers around 300. As sea ice continues to diminish at an alarming rate, researchers are focused on understanding how these majestic animals are adapting to their changing environment. This research is crucial not only for the survival of polar bears but also for the broader implications of climate change on Arctic ecosystems.
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