The Black Bear is found throughout Canada and much of the United States. Its diet consists of a variety of vegetation, fish and small animals. Generally a solitary animal, the Black Bear is an excellent climber, has a well-developed sense of smell and good hearing. The Black Bear is not a true hibernator; it can be aroused from its den if the weather becomes warm or if startled. Not all Black Bears are black — some have rusty brown or grey coats.

Symbolism and Inspiration of the Bear
Since the beginning of time it is believed the healing and inspirational power of wild animals

 can be a source of guidance in our daily lives. According to ancient beliefs, the bear is known in many cultures as a symbol of power, strength and an awakening of the unconscious. Bear's wisdom lies in knowing that change and transformation are brought about by visualizing new outcomes and fresh beginnings. The bear teaches us that with quiet introspection comes the art of turning goals into reality and that the answers to life's questions resides within us.

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The Grizzly Bear is the symbol of our wilderness and, despite it being one of our largest carnivores, it is often the first animal to go extinct from human influences, such as from the Canadian prairies.

Wild Animal Tracks supports conservation efforts such as the setting aside of sanctuaries such as the Khutzeymateen on the British Columbia raincoast.