The Last Great Wilderness is a place that the bears find and is thought to be completely free of flat-faces, but it is discovered by Ujurak that the flat-faces are drilling the land for oil. The Last Great Wilderness contains the Place of Everlasting Ice, and it is shown that fire in the sky often is viewed there.
History[]
In The Original Series arc[]
Smoke Mountain []
The Last Wilderness []
- This book takes place in The Last Wilderness. The four Seeker bears were expecting the Last Great Wilderness to be full of prey and free of humans.
- The bears had finally reached the Last Great Wilderness and start to plan what they will do. They find much prey and eat well. Ujurak transforms into a goose to catch prey, and swallows a tendril that injures him terribly. The bears have no choice but to take him to flat-faces, though it was believed there weren't any at the Wilderness.
- Ujurak learns that the humans are trying to drill for oil, though some humans are trying to protect the land. The humans had already been drilling on the ice for quite some time, surprising the bears.
Areas[]
- The ice
- The forest
- The Caribou Valley
- The mountains
Known Residents[]
Polar Bears[]
- Unnamed she-bear
- Unnamed she-bear's two cubs
- Kallik (temporarily)
Grizzly Bears[]
Black Bears[]
- Lusa (temporarily)
Other Animals[]
Caribou People[]
- Tiinchuu
- Unnamed female human
Trivia[]
- In real life, The Last Great Wilderness is called the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
- Like in the books, it is in danger of being drilled for oil in real life.[1]