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Photo by TONIA BROOKS Kim Annis, the Grizzly Bear Management Specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks delivers a presentation on the management of bears and ways residents can help thwart negative bear contacts.

Photo by TONIA BROOKS Kim Annis, the Grizzly Bear Management Specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks delivers a presentation on the management of bears and ways residents can help thwart negative bear contacts.

January 30, 2020

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Plan for safe grizzly bear visits. Bears will be active soon
January 30, 2020 midnight

Plan for safe grizzly bear visits. Bears will be active soon

BONNERS FERRY— Bears that do bear things often die as a result of relocation efforts or by euthanasia on behalf of wildlife authorities. Luckily, there are prevention measures residents can take to live safely and peacefully with the bear population and to hopefully encourage the grizzly population to grow.