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A bittersweet goodbye: 137 orphaned, abandoned black bears returning to the wild - Vimarsana News

A bittersweet goodbye: 137 orphaned, abandoned black bears returning to the wild

The Kilham Bear Center in Lyme, New Hampshire, is releasing 137 black bears back into the wild. The animals were brought to the center after they were orphaned or abandoned by their mothers.

A bittersweet goodbye: 137 orphaned, abandoned black bears returning to the wild - Vimarsana News

A bittersweet goodbye: 137 orphaned, abandoned black bears returning to the wild

This year, Ethan Kilham raised bears from New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Source: wgbh.org
Lyme bear center 'graduates' record number of yearlings - Vimarsana News

Lyme bear center 'graduates' record number of yearlings

LYME — Across the Upper Valley, adolescents brimming with the vigor of youth are getting ready to graduate from high school and set off from home to take their first steps into the great, wide world.On Thursday, eight young denizens of Lyme also were...

Valley News - Lyme bear center 'graduates' record number of yearlings - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Lyme bear center 'graduates' record number of yearlings

LYME — Across the Upper Valley, adolescents brimming with the vigor of youth are getting ready to graduate from high school and set off from home to take their first steps into the great, wide world.On Thursday, eight young denizens of Lyme also were...

Source: vnews.com
Lyme bear center 'graduates' 137 yearlings — a new record | New Hampshire Public Radio - Vimarsana News

Lyme bear center 'graduates' 137 yearlings — a new record | New Hampshire Public Radio

The bears are brought to the center by state wildlife agencies in the Northeast, after they’ve been reported to be straying along roads, into people’s yards or dumpster diving.

Source: nhpr.org