15 American States Where Bears Remain Wild and Free

Alaska: Home to a large population of brown bears and black bears.

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California: Features diverse habitats for black bears, particularly in mountainous areas.

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Colorado: Known for its black bear population, especially in the Rockies.

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Montana: Hosts both grizzly bears and black bears in its vast wilderness.

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Wyoming: Home to grizzly bears, especially in Yellowstone National Park.

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Washington: Contains a healthy population of black bears, especially in forested areas.

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Oregon: Known for black bears in its forests and mountains.

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Idaho: Home to both black bears and grizzly bears in its mountainous regions.

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