With the grizzly bear as its compass, Vital Ground works to reconnect fragmented landscapes in the U.S. and Canada critical to wildlife movement and biodiversity. Because the grizzly's range covers several hundred square miles—from alpine meadows to valley bottoms—protecting and expanding habitat and migration corridors important to the Great Bear benefits entire animal and plant communities in the wildest, yet most imperiled places left on the continent.
Vital Ground protects wetland acreage in Bismark Meadow-July 2, 2008
Plum Creek conservation deal biggest in U.S-July 1, 2008
Bears out there: FWP busy releasing bruins, responding to public calls-July 1, 2008
Grizzly feature: Taxidermists head to Lincoln to work on massive bear (video)-June 27, 2008
Wolf 'plays' with grizzlies (video)-June 26, 2008
Wall Steet Journal: Face-to-Face With the Grizzly-June 21, 2008
Grizzly bears: Survival hinges on humans-June 21, 2008
"Where the grizzly can walk, the earth is healthy and whole."
Lynne Seus, Vital Ground co-founder
Vital Ground Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, charitable organization.
All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
