Polar bears in good shape, Inuvialuit hunters say in study
Traditional knowledge has always shown there are more bears out there than scientists estimate, Pokiak told CBC News: "That's part of the traditional knowledge we wanted to collect." The study, published by the Wildlife Management Advisory Council, came from interviews with 75 hunters in all six Inuvialuit communities over a three-year period. It found traditional knowledge holders in the region say the bears are healthy and their population is stable.
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It is easy to believe that individuals who live with the polar bears day in and day out all year know a lot more about the health of the population than even a good scientist who flies in for a few days every year. It is good news to hear that the bears are in good shape.
Why would anyone think that a big city or ivory tower social scientist would deliver a valid number of polar bears given the Government awards for supporting AGW are so large and generous. The Governing bodies are the people corrupting the entire AGW movement. I see more in common with the growth of Nazism than with anything scientific.
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