Bear sightings on the rise as hibernation season ends
As spring arrives, we’re starting to see some bears in western Massachusetts coming out of hibernation for the spring and ...
Black bears are ‘pretty much everywhere,’ according to wildlife experts. Here’s how to protect yourself.
With warming temperatures comes the conclusion of the winter wildlife hibernation period. Now, officials are asking the ...
When do black bears come out of hibernation? Things to know in Northern Michigan, U.P.
Thousands of black bears live in Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Here are some tips for staying safe as they ...
The Sentinel2d
Black bears the topic at Towpath Naturalist meeting
On a summer day on Birch Hill in Burnham, Jesse Cunningham roams the terrain behind the metal dumpsters used by the Birch ...
MyChamplainValley.com on MSN11d
How to avoid bear conflicts, according to VTF&W
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has a few tips to prevent bear conflicts as temperatures rise and bears begin to leave ...
Bearing fruit: Seminole encounters with bears plummet after adopting tougher rules on garbage
After the county enacted strict new rules on residential garbage, Seminole saw a sharp decrease in human-bear encounters last ...
The Bradford Era7d
Black bears on the hunt for food
When it comes to black bears, I’ve always had a love-hate opinion of them. Indeed, they are one of the most beautiful ...
Knoxville News Sentinel8d
Spring arrives and with it, the chances of bear encounters in East Tennessee
Bears should NOT be eating human food or garbage. In fact, it is illegal to feed any bear in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. What to do if you see a black bear in Tennessee If you see a ...
Detroit Free Press8d
When do black bears come out of hibernation? Here's what to know in Michigan
Black bears are omnivorous and opportunistic feeders, eating both plant and animal matter ... Bears sometimes attempt to feed on human foods, garbage, pet foods or birdseed.
The Morning Sun8d
Michigan’s 12,000 bears are waking up. It’s time to pull the bird feeder.
As the weather warms, thousands of hungry black bears across northern Michigan will leave their dens and go hunting for food ...