Travel with Us to the Tundra!

By Dr. Doug Mader

September 23, 2009

Travel with us LIVE! Dr. Doug Mader (MS, DVM, DABVP) will be blogging daily from this year's NAVC Polar Bear Expedition. Join us October 29 - November 4, 2009 to see his daily updates from Canada--including his trip to a polar bear "jail" and wildlife sightings in the tundra. Experience this expedition without leaving your armchair, but be sure to check back each day for Dr. Mader's updates beginning on October 29th.

Follow the expedition at www.cliniciansbrief.com/polarbear starting next week. See you then!

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Very cool, I really enjoyed

Very cool, I really enjoyed that. Do you know of somewhere I can read more about it?

Wed, 04/07/2010 - 20:54 — Ruel2495 (not verified)

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