Spectacled Bear Conservation Society

Ongoing research has identified two distinct bear populations, one in the equatorial dry forest and a second in the montane forest/paramo ecosystems. Our research on dry forest bears started in 2008. The open landscape and arid climate in the dry forest provide ideal research conditions because the bears are highly visible and bear signs, like scat and tree markings, are well-preserved.

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Ongoing research has identified two distinct bear populations, one in the equatorial dry forest and a second in the montane forest/paramo ecosystems. Our research on dry forest bears started in 2008. The open landscape and arid climate in the dry forest provide ideal research conditions because the bears are highly visible and bear signs, like scat and tree markings, are well-preserved.

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