Grizzly Almanac offers a richly illustrated exploration of North America's largest land carnivore. Combining natural history with cultural perspective, it traces the grizzly's evolution, habitat, diet, reproduction, intelligence and behavior while charting its dramatic decline across the lower 48 states.

Alongside biological detail are human stories: Indigenous folklore, early European encounters, notorious hunted bears, and documented attack cases. The book contextualizes modern conservation debates, including reintroduction efforts and the tensions between science and public perception.

Ideal for naturalists, wildlife students, policy-minded readers, and anyone curious about predator ecology, the volume balances rigorous research with accessible writing and strong visual material.

• Detailed species biology and behavior
• Historical and cultural accounts
• Case studies of human–bear encounters
• Overview of conservation and reintroduction issues

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