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Circle of Conservation Advisors

Protecting the Trail

Species Encountered

Birds and Mammals Observed by Lewis and Clark in North Dakota

Fish and Other Species of the Columbia River

Fishin' Along the Lewis and Clark Trail

Getting a Glimpse of Lewis and Clark's Missouri River at Gavin's Point

L&C; Montana Native Plants in Big Timber Museum

Lewis and Clark as Naturalists

Lewis and Clark Wilderness Notebooks

National Geographic Discoveries

National Geographic News

Plants of the Lewis and Clark Trail

Rediscovery Project

Species at Risk

The Collection: Birds

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

The Lewis and Clark Herbarium

The Science of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

National Geographic News

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On May 4, 1805, the Lewis and Clark Expedition recorded its first encounter with a grizzly. In the intervening two centuries the U.S. population of this fierce predator has been reduced by 98 percent.


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