Bears 2011 Wall Calendar

"Bears Wall Calendar: Around the world, in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, there are eight living species of bears. Some Native American tribes believe that the bear's purpose is to protect the forests. Unfortunately, over the last century the bear population has steadily declined, as humans hunt and encroach on their habitats. It is worth contemplating that perhaps by saving the impressive bear, we may also save our wilderness. This stunning wall calendar shows these guardians of nature in their natural environments. "

Mama Bear 2011 Wall Calendar

"Mama Bear Wall Calendar: Venturing north to the polar bear's natural environment, photographer Thomas Kokta captures mama bears and their cubs in an array of playful and affectionate moments. This 12-month calendar includes his favorite photographs as well as U.S. and Canadian holidays; moon phases; and facts about polar bears."

Polar Bear Babies 2011 Mini Wall Calendar

"Polar Bear Babies Mini Wall Calendar: Polar antics! Master Wildlife Photographer Bela Baliko demonstrates his passion for these endearing babies in this collection of "arctic angels". Is this the last generation of Polar Bears? This stunning calendar, printed using vegetable-based inks and a water-based high gloss cover finish, is fully recyclable. Adorable wildlife with exceptional quality at an amazing price!"

Polar Bears 2011 Wall Calendar

Polar Bears Wall Calendar: A polar bear's fur is not actually white. Each strand of hair has a hollow core that reflects visible light. Polar bears are accomplished swimmers. Some males grow to weigh well over 1000 pounds. These powerful animals are highly protective of their young and blend beautifully into their Arctic habitat. You don't have to travel far or freeze your rump to see these delightful bears. Stay warm. Observe them instead in the pages of this wall calendar.

Polar Bears 2011 Wall Calendar

"Polar Bears Wall Calendar: Presenting a high quality wall calendar featuring the magnificent polar bear in its harsh and unforgiving Arctic environment. Whether out on the pack ice, searching for prey or challenging an opponent, International award winning photographer Bela Baliko has captured this mighty animal in its many activities. Each month's image includes an interesting paragraph of well-researched factual information on this animal."

Great Bears 2011 Wall Calendar

"Great Bears Wall Calendar: This high quality wall calendar features grizzly, black and polar bears in their natural environments. Whether surprised in a berry patch, crossing a pond on a fallen log or strolling through a stream, International award winning photographer Bela Baliko has captured these bears in many of their activities. Each month's image includes an interesting paragraph of well-researched factual information on this animal. "

Black Bears 2011 Wall Calendar

"Black Bears Wall Calendar: The highly adaptable and secretive black bear ranges throughout North America including at least 40 of the United States. These twelve superb full-color photographs feature black bears in their natural environment. The large wall calendar format includes daily grids that provide ample room for recording appointments, birthdays and jotting personal reminders."

Pandas 2011 Wall Calendar

"Pandas Wall Calendar: An endangered species, pandas are among the national treasures of China. There are scarcely 1,000 of these bamboo-eating mammals remaining in the wild. In Chinese they are known as Xiongmao which translates to Giant Cat Bear. Watch them cavort in their natural habitat season to season. Bring a bit of China to your home with BrownTrout's Pandas wall calendar. "

Giant Pandas WWF 2011 Deluxe Wall Calendar

"Giant Pandas WWF Wall Calendar: This calendar for 2011 calls attention to one of our most beloved yet endangered species in 27 images of giant pandas eating bamboo, climbing, resting, playing, and eating more bamboo in their native Chinese forests. Proud to support World Wildlife Fund! A donation of $90,000 is made to World Wildlife Fund in connection with the 2011 WWF calendars. "