All photos on this introduction page
are the courtesy
of wildlife biologist,
Dr.
Lynn L. Rogers.
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red dot by a link to a web site through the web address, site title, word,
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Web Site, and the Portsmouth School District is not responsible for the
content of this external site.
While preparing to create this web page,
I searched the Internet for information on bears and came upon the beautiful
wildlife photographs of wildlife biologist, Dr. Lynn L. Rogers. I
found
his images at
North
American Bear Center. I emailed Dr. Rogers to ask permission to use
his images on the web page. The next day I told my first graders about
developing this page for their study of bears, and about emailing Dr. Rogers.
Later that day, as I read
Bears for
Kids by Jeff Fair to the children, I noticed "with photographs by
Lynn Rogers". I excitedly showed the children pictures of him sitting and
working with black bears. He does not drug the black bears he studies,
as many scientists do. Instead, he learns their "language" and earns their
trust and is able to be among them as they eat, play, care for their young,
and sleep. Do visit both the sites listed above to view interesting and
beautiful pictures and slide shows of black bears, brown bears, and polar
bears, taken by Dr. Lynn L. Rogers, a man who walks among the bears.
Dr. Lynn L. Rogers is accepted
by the bears he studies.
Notice this bear is not
threatened by his presence even though she has two young cubs.
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A. Meyerhorn
copyright 2001
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