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The Trailbreaker | Jul 31, 2012 | 7:49

The Great Polar Bear Debate

A polar bear biologist of forty years says evidence is overwhelming that polar bears are in trouble. That's despite survey results released recently by the Nunavut government showing bear numbers are strong. Dr. Ian Stirling joins Joslyn to talk about his paper, and the latest in the great polar bear debate.

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