this is the sort of information emrah and aysegul have been painstakingly collecting for ten years.lled around 50 of these cameras, which help them document the animals natural behaviours and their relationships with each other. and they've also collared some with gps trackers so they can map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they are running into trouble. this is the bear movement. it is recorded every hour. we have the information of their movement, their behaviour, the time they are spending in the spot. it tells us that these animals need more space to move, to go further. also in their way are the pastures cleared for farming. these are the gaps that are planned to be planted. aysegul and emrah�*s data shows some of the braver bears do still move between forests, and they hope that more tree cover will encourage others to migrate. the initial trees in the project were planted only a few months ago. i'm joining bulent aydin to plant one of the first saplings in this area. well, i've played a tiny part of a huge and exciting project. it's going to tak

emrah and aysegul have been collecting detailed data on the bears to understand how human activity ists they live in have become fragmented, dramatically changing their behaviour. we are here before dusk to increase our chances of seeing them. and we are in luck. this has been really exciting, we have seen seven bears come out of this forest including two cubs, but the only reason we are seeing so many of them together is because they're on their way to this, the dump site and they're going there to feed. the bears are here to scavenge. some of their forests have been overtaken by urban development, so they're forced to feed on our rubbish. oh, my word. look at them, there's so many of them, and there are cubs as well. so many of them. one, two, three. . .18. is that what you counted, just in this bit? yeah. this is really depressing. look, and you can see the cubs, even. for me, it's exciting to see bears, but not like this. i mean, this is really, really sad. now, here is too much food. they are not fighting, they're trying to eat leftovers, but many times they eat the plastics. the