Brown Bear Population in Spain Doubles With Incredible Increase of its Breeding Range

From the brink of extinction to roaming across 6,500 square miles, populations of Cantabrian brown bears have doubled in Spain over the last 20 years to 370. Numbering as few as 140 by estimates in the early 21st century, they’re another example of Spain’s ongoing success in protecting several of…  | Written by Andy Corbley | Good News Network | Read full story at Read More