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First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park Announces Summer 2024 Events - Vimarsana News

First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park Announces Summer 2024 Events

GREAT FALLS – First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park near Ulm is celebrating the 25th  anniversary of the opening of its visitor center and invites visitors

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CPW Announce 2023 Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Grant Recipients - Vimarsana News

CPW Announce 2023 Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Grant Recipients

Today, Governor Polis and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced the 2023 funding recipients of the Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Community Grant. This grant program provides funding for local communities, municipalities,

Human-bear conflict reduction grant recipients announced - Vimarsana News

Human-bear conflict reduction grant recipients announced

This grant program provides funding for organizations working to reduce human-bear conflict and keep communities safe

Bear facts: highest human-bear activity in seven years in Heritage city - Vimarsana News

Bear facts: highest human-bear activity in seven years in Heritage city

The bear season in Nelson was ‘unprecedented,’ according to preliminary findings by the WildsafeBC Nelson community coordinator. Lisa Thomson delivered the first glimpse of her annual report on human-wildlife conflict to city council Nov. 22 and — although the official report isn’t due out until later this year — the news wasn’t great. She related that there were over 400

Bear facts: highest human-bear activity in seven years in Heritage city - Vimarsana News

Bear facts: highest human-bear activity in seven years in Heritage city

The bear season in Nelson was ‘unprecedented,’ according to preliminary findings by the WildsafeBC Nelson community coordinator. Lisa Thomson delivered the first glimpse of her annual report on human-wildlife conflict to city council Nov. 22 and — although the official report isn’t due out until later this year — the news wasn’t great. She related that there were over 400