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Bears usually hibernate in winter, but some wander Northern California yards instead (CA, December 2024)

“Bears usually hibernate in winter, but some wander Northern California yards instead”

December 27, 2024  |  USA Today

Tags: Bear Biology, Bear Den Locations, Bear Populations, California, Coexisting With Black Bears, December 2024, Hibernation, Secure Garbage and Trash
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Not all California black bears got the memo about hibernating in this Shasta community (CA, December 2024)

“Not all California black bears got the memo about hibernating in this Shasta community”

December 26, 2024  |  Redding Record Searchlight
Redding, CA

Tags: Bear Biology, Bear Den Locations, Bear Populations, California, Coexisting With Black Bears, December 2024, Hibernation, Secure Garbage and Trash
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Black bears in the wild: NREM conducts black bear research in Oklahoma’s Panhandle (OK, December 2024)

“Black bears in the wild: NREM conducts black bear research in Oklahoma’s Panhandle”

December 13, 2024  |  Oklahoma State University News
Cimarron County, OK

 

 

Tags: Bear Populations, Bear Research, Black Bear Biology, Coexisting With Black Bears, December 2024, Oklahoma
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How to be BearWise (Oregon, December 2024)

“How to be BearWise”

December 11, 2024  |  Jefferson Public Radio: The Jefferson Exchange
Ashland, OR

 

Tags: BearWise In the News, December 2024, Hibernation, Hyperphagia, Keep Dogs Leashed, Never Feed or Approach Bears, Never Leave Pet Food Outdoors, Oregon, Practice BearWise Basics, Radio Interview, Reduce Human-Bear Interactions, Remove bird feeders, Secure Garbage and Trash, Stash & Latch Food & Trash
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Bears are on the move looking for food. FWC issues BearWise tips to reduce conflicts (Florida, December 2024)

“Bears are on the move looking for food. FWC issues BearWise tips to reduce conflicts”

December 3, 2024  |  The St. Augustine Record
St. Augustine, FL

Tags: December 2024, Florida, Guide to Living in Bear Country, Hibernation, Hyperphagia, Never Feed or Approach Bears, Never Leave Pet Food Outdoors, Reduce Human-Bear Interactions, Secure Garbage and Trash