Yes, there are bears in Wyoming. The state of Wyoming is recognised as bear country and they can be found freely roaming across the state, including in both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The best and safest way to view bears is from inside a car and you should always be at least 91 metres (100 yards) away from bears.There are many precautions and protocols surrounding bear encounters, the main involve:Learn more about what to do in a bear encounter before engaging in outdoor activities. Never pursue or approach a bear and you should never get in between it and its offspring.When on foot, always travel in groups, do not run, be alert and try to make noise.Never feed the bears (or any other wildlife).When outdoors, keep any smelly items such as food and rubbish, packed carefully away in bear-proof containers when not in use.