Bear Aware from Wild Safe

Access to non natural food sources is one of the main reasons why hundreds of bears are destroyed on a yearly basis.

That from Francine Ulmer, Wildsafe.bc Community Coordinator for Powell River.

In conjunction with the local conservation officers , Francine helps educate on how to deter bears from our property.

Ulmer also suggest to contact the Lets Talk Trash Team to learn how to better compost in bear country, and to go on-line at www.wildsafebc.com for more information and education

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