Apple Capture News Today

Wildsight volunteers picked apple trees in Kimberley and Cranbrook to reduce bear attractants

Wildsight volunteers picked apple trees in Kimberley and Cranbrook to reduce bear attractants

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We are now in the fruit ripening season and WildSafeBC Elk Valley has some advice for managing your fruit trees to avoid providing feed for bears or deer.

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Wildsight’s Community Cleanup was held on Earth Day, Saturday Apr. 22 and according to branch manager Andrea Chapman, it was a huge success this year.

Each year Wildsight Kimberley/Cranbrook hold many events to pick local apples. The apples are used and donated for food and juice and its also a good way to reduce wildlife attractants.

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