A shrinking home
Polar bears depend on sea ice to hunt, travel, and reach their denning grounds. As the Arctic warms, that ice is disappearing.
A brighter future starts small
Two little cubs. One big reason to care. We're building a community around protecting the wild future they deserve.

Where things stand
Polar bears are extraordinary Arctic survivors. But the world they rely on is changing faster than they can adapt.
Polar bears face a high risk of extinction in the wild. Sea ice loss, driven by a warming climate, is the greatest long-term threat.
Read about polar bear statusPopulation estimates vary by source and subpopulation. Global estimates are approximate and not a count of every bear.
A home made of ice
Polar bears are built for the Arctic, where sea ice is both their hunting ground and their highway. A warmer planet means less time on the ice—and a harder future for every new generation.
Explore the polar bear factsA story still being written
Big change can feel far away. For polar bears, it is already shaping the everyday—and the generations to come.
Polar bears depend on sea ice to hunt, travel, and reach their denning grounds. As the Arctic warms, that ice is disappearing.
Earlier spring melt and later fall freeze shorten the season bears have to find the seals that sustain them.
Protecting the climate and the Arctic habitat is essential to giving cubs a chance to grow up wild.
Meet The Last Cubs
The Last Cubs is a community-led charity memecoin inspired by the next generation of polar bears. We believe a little internet energy can help more people care about the real-world story unfolding in the Arctic.
