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Dylan Dreyer joins Peter for a venture into Alaska's wilderness to discover how conservation programs and Karelian Bear Dogs are preventing human-bear conflicts. Then, Peter journeys to Kodiak Island, where Kodiak bears live in a pristine ecosystem.
Dylan Dreyer joins Peter for a venture into Alaska's wilderness to discover how conservation programs and Karelian Bear Dogs are preventing human-bear conflicts. Then, Peter journeys to Kodiak Island, where Kodiak bears live in a pristine ecosystem.
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S4, EP3 "Protecting Bear Country"Dylan Dreyer joins Peter for a venture into Alaska's wilderness to discover how conservation programs and Karelian Bear Dogs are preventing human-bear conflicts. Then, Peter journeys to Kodiak Island, where Kodiak bears live in a pristine ecosystem.
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