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Basic information about an animal population is essential to produce management and conservation strategies. Little is known about the brown bears  Ursus arctos  in Asia, and especially in Iran, and camera traps can be useful to provide information needed for creating conservation programs. The brown bear population and its diel activity patterns in Lar Wildlife Refuge (LWR) in the southern part of Alborz Mountains, northern Iran, were estimated from June 2013 to August 2014 for a total of 2783 camera-trap nights. Seven individuals were identified in November and December 2013, which were the only months bears were documented during the survey. Their peak diel activity was during late evening between 16:00 and 17:00. The results suggested that there were few brown bears in the LWR, that they are not resident in the Refuge, and that they come from an adjacent protected area, Central Alborz Protected Area (CAPA), perhaps to feed on spawning brown trout  Salmo trutta .

The brown bear Ursus arctos population in Lar Wildlife Refuge, northern Iran