Canada’s Hudson Bay polar bear population plummets as climate change warms the Arctic
The Western Hudson Bay bears, one of the world's southernmost populations, is especially vulnerable.
December 27, 2022
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TORONTO — Canada’s Western Hudson Bay polar bear population has fallen 27 percent in just five years, according to a government report released last week, suggesting climate change is impacting the animals.
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