Brown Bear Population Declines in Norway for First Time Since 2016

In 2025, 185 brown bears were registered in Norway, six fewer than the previous year. This marks the first time since 2016 that the bear population has decreased in the country.

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Færre brunbjørner i Norge – nedgang for første gang siden 2016

I 2025 ble det registrert 185 bjørner i Norge, seks færre enn året før. Det er første gang siden 2016 at bjørnebestanden faller her i landet.

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Brown Bear Population Declines in Norway for First Time Since 2016

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Færre brunbjørner i Norge – nedgang for første gang siden 2016

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Brown Bear Population Declines in Norway for First Time Since 2016

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Færre brun­bjørner i Norge – nedgang for første gang siden 2016

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Færre brunbjørner i Norge – nedgang for første gang siden 2016