Lynn Rogers, PhD - The Wildlife Research Institute
“When I finally began interpreting bear behavior in terms of their fear rather than my fear, I found I could build safe, trusting relationships with these intelligent, wild animals.” Dr. Lynn Rogers, 1987.
Pictures Worth Those Thousand Words — And Awards
Mar 2, 2013 · It is well known that Lynn Rogers, Ph.D., a founder of both WRI and NABC, is a well-respected bear biologist and ecologist who has enjoyed a wonderful career for over 40+ years. However, some may not know that one of his other passions is photography.
Lynn Rogers - Wikipedia
Lynn Leroy Rogers (born 1939) is an American biologist who studies wild black bears and is known as the Jane Goodall of bears. [2] He is the founder of the North American Bear Center. [3] He teaches a yearly black bear field study course for the Wildlife Research Institute. [2] [1]
Lynn Rogers says black bears are friends, not foes. Could he be …
Sep 6, 2022 · Biologist Lynn Rogers is sitting at the kitchen table in his research center when a big black bear looms in his window. “Oh,” says Dr. Rogers casually. “There’s Jack now.” One-Eyed Jack is a...
He's Just One of the Bears - National Wildlife Federation
Apr 1, 1992 · To a wild black bear like Terri, waking up next to U.S. Forest Service biologist Lynn Rogers in the vastness of the Great North Woods is no big deal. Maybe Terri sees Lynn as just another bear--albeit, furless and a little slow on the uptake.
The Bear Truth - Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine
Jun 29, 2011 · Most people think Lynn Rogers is crazy. The 71-year-old wildlife biologist walks with bears. He follows black bears for miles as they search for food through the Northwoods of Minnesota, trudging through marshes, straddling fallen trees, …
"Bear Man" Lynn Rogers on Recent Attacks: Don't Fear Bears
Aug 22, 2013 · Controversial biologist Lynn Rogers has a particularly unusual approach to studying black bears: hand-feeding the animals and spending time with them in the wild to gain their trust. (Related:...
Experts discussing matters outside of their expertise IS one hallmark of pseudoscience, and Sasquatch offers several instructive examples. For example, Meldrum quotes a Dr. Lynn Rogers on the subject of eyewitness testi- mony.
No Stopping - Singing Sensation Lynn Rogers - Seachange
Now at 79, Rogers shows no signs of resting her vocal chords despite an impressive career spanning 63 years. “I am only semi-retired, still singing here and there, not pursuing a career any more, but I still love singing,” the Seachange Arundel resident said.
Lynn Rogers – Something’s Got A Hold On Me (1968) - YouTube
Jul 2, 2021 · Lynn Rogers performing Something’s Got A Hold On Me (1968)