Polar bears' reproductive rates are among the lowest of all mammals. They typically have a maximum of five litters per lifespan, as well as small litter sizes, long dependency periods and high cub mortality. Their low reproductive rates lead to slow population recovery rates requiring that hunting be managed carefully or banned.

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Polar bear hunting in the United States (Alaska), Canada, Greenland, Norway (Svalbard) and Russia has cultural and economic importance for some native settlements in the Arctic. Traditional subsistence polar bear hunting – for meat and clothes – has changed dramatically over the last 50 years, transforming an Arctic resource into money. Rising prices of polar bear skins and wealthy trophy hunters have motivated many hunters and communities to participate in polar bear hunting as a commercial industry. Polar bear – once a symbol of power in the old Inuit traditions – is now for many hunters only a symbol of cash.

A large portion of hunters' payments ends up in the pockets of international outfitters like "Worldwide Trophy Adventures", never reaching the local Inuit settlements.