Help the Country and City Become a Bear Smart Community

Help the Country and City Become a Bear Smart Community
Help the Country and City Become a Bear Smart Community — Missoula County, Montana - Government
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The increase in human habitation into wildlands and the increase in the Missoula Valley’s population has led to increased human-bear conflicts. The County and City recognize that this creates a public safety hazard and leads to food-habituated bears having to be killed. 

City and County leaders are collaborating with the Bear Smart Working Group, made up of concerned residents, bear experts and agency representatives. The group has followed the Bear Smart Community program developed in British Columbia, Canada. 

The goal of this group is to address the root causes of human-bear conflicts, reduce the risks to human safety and private property and reduce the number of bears that must be killed or relocated each year.

Help Missoula County and the City become a Bear Smart community. Let us know your thoughts and experiences with bears in the community at https://missoulacountyvoice.com/bear-smart-missoula

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