Bear need protection
I like knowing where the bears, this is why I’m glad to share my sightings.

This community-powered map helps outdoor enthusiasts stay informed about recent bear activity. Share and view real-time sightings to make safer decisions in bear country. The app works offline, allowing you to log observations even in remote locations.
1.2
August 11, 2026
• New Wildlife Safety page — access anytime from the leaf icon at the top of the main screen. Shown once before your first visit to the community map. • Report a Past Sighting is now a full-size button. • Default bear type changed to Black Bear. • Community map shows more sightings. • Notice when a new version of the app is available.
MoreBearAware is a community-powered map designed to help people in bear country stay informed about recent bear activity. It allows users to share and view real-time sightings to make safer decisions outdoors.
Yes, BearAware is designed to work seamlessly offline. You can log a sighting the moment it happens, and your report will automatically sync to the community map when you regain cell service.
BearAware uses anonymous accounts to protect your identity. This allows users to contribute valuable information to keep the community safe without revealing personal details.
You can report recent grizzly sightings. The app allows quick logging of date, time, location, and an optional comment for each sighting.
Yes, BearAware contains advertisements. The app is free to use and supported by ads.
Currently, BearAware is supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding Android or other platform compatibility is not yet available.
The latest version of BearAware is 1.1, last updated on October 17, 2025. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
BearAware has an age rating of 12+. This suggests the content is generally suitable for users aged 12 and older.