This chart shows the population of polar bears in eighteen of the areas in which polar bears currently reside.  These areas include: Greenland, Barents Sea, Kara Sea, Laptev Sea, Chukchi Sea, Southern and Northern Beaufort Sea, Viscount Melville, Norwegain Bay, Lancaster Sound, McClintock Channel, Gulf of Boothia, Foxe Basin, Western Hudson Bay, Southern Hudson Bay, Kane Basin, Baffin Bay, and Davis Strait.   The chart came from information off of the WWF website.





This second chart also shows the polar bear population.  However, this chart shows that in these particular eighteen places 33% of the polar bear population does not have enough data to have a clear representation of the population, 28% of the population is stable, 28% is declining, and 11% of the population is increasing.  The information on this chart also came from the WWF website.