What two national parks in the lower 48 states are still home to grizzly bears?
What two national parks in the lower 48 states are still home to grizzly bears? What two national parks in the lower 48 states are still home to grizzly bears? The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and northwest Montana are the only areas south of Canada that still have large grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis) populations.
Which national park has no bears?
You can avoid them in central and southern portions of Florida. Another option: get in the water. There are no bears in Dry Tortugas National Park, though there are West Indian manatees, which we've scientifically determined are some of the cutest animals in national parks around the country.
Which park has the most grizzly bears?
Katmai National Park (Alaska) The highest concentration of grizzly bears in the United States is in Katmai National Park. The park was established in 1918 to protect the brown bears that frequent the area, and today it's home to an estimated 2,000 grizzlies.
Are there grizzly bears in Yosemite?
If visitors spot a bear while in the park, it is a black bear-not a brown or grizzly bear. The last known grizzly bear was shot outside the Yosemite region in the early 1920s; the species no longer exists in California despite its presence on the California state flag.