West Kootenay Warned to Remove Bear Attractants as Yearlings Roam - Greenwood Boundary Creek Times
Residents are urged to remove garbage, bird feeders and fruit to keep yearling black bears from becoming food-conditioned, WildSafeBC said.
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West Kootenay warned to remove bear attractants as yearlings roam - Grand Forks Gazette
After a quiet year for bear activity locally last year, WildSafeBC Rossland-Trail is warning homeowners and tenants that black bears are once again making frequent appearances in city neighbourhoods. WildSafe Rossland-Trail says numerous yearling bears have been spotted wandering through residential areas this summer, with many showing little hesitation around people. The organization is urging residents to remove anything that could attract bea…
West Kootenay warned to remove bear attractants as yearlings roam - Nakusp Arrow Lakes News
After a quiet year for bear activity locally last year, WildSafeBC Rossland-Trail is warning homeowners and tenants that black bears are once again making frequent appearances in city neighbourhoods. WildSafe Rossland-Trail says numerous yearling bears have been spotted wandering through residential areas this summer, with many showing little hesitation around people. The organization is urging residents to remove anything that could attract bea…
West Kootenay warned to remove bear attractants as yearlings roam
After a quiet year for bear activity locally last year, WildSafeBC Rossland-Trail is warning homeowners and tenants that black bears are once again making frequent appearances in city neighbourhoods. WildSafe Rossland-Trail says numerous yearling bears have been spotted wandering through residential areas this summer, with many showing little hesitation around people. The organization is urging residents to remove anything that could attract bea…
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