Viral bear video shows correct response to encounter
The video showing a BC man speak calmly to, clap at, and create space for a black bear he found in his open garage showcases the best way to respond in an encounter.
The video showing a BC man speak calmly to, clap at, and create space for a black bear he found in his open garage showcases the best way to respond in an encounter.
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Prevent negative encounters with wildlife by following these six tips – and you might be surprised by the third one!
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The Fur-Bearers developed videos, held government agencies accountable, garnered significant media attention, and sent out thousands of educational pamphlets about black bears this summer.
The third tip could be something you never thought of and will make a huge difference in preventing negative encounters.
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