...Beaufort Sea. That's the farthest inland biologists who study the animals have seen a polar bear travel, said Scott Schliebe of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Anchorage. "We haven't recorded any (polar) bears that far inland...

...other game followed the icebergs. Pack ice in the Bering Sea has been developing later in autumn over recent years. Scott Schliebe, a polar bear project officer with the Fish and Wildlife Service, said that translates into fewer polar bears for...

...change, and we found that they were vulnerable to extinction," said the group's outgoing chairman, biologist Scott Schliebe, who oversees management of polar bears in Alaska for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. "Polar bears don't...

...area because of a successful breeding year for ring seals. Some residents guessed there might be more bears. But Scott Schliebe, polar bear project leader for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said there has been no bear population explosion...

...other game followed the icebergs. Pack ice in the Bering Sea has been developing later in autumn over recent years. Scott Schliebe, a polar bear project officer with the Fish and Wildlife Service, said that translates into fewer polar bears for...