Jan 30 2012 in Events by Bear Conflict Solutions
NCC Conservation Speaker Series invites you and your guests to: Resolving human-bear conflict with Jay Honeyman Thursday February 16, 2012 Calgary Golf and Country Club Reception at 6:30, Presentation to follow RSVP to Linda Stenvall by February 10, 2012 lindastenvall@natureconservancy.ca or phone 403 817-2100 CLICK TO VIEW OR DOWNLOAD PDF INVITATION AND MAP Jay Honeyman has [...]
Tags: Alberta, calgary, event, honeyman, nature conservancy
Dec 27 2011 in Photos and Video by Bear Conflict Solutions
Can you find them? These bears have an interesting story to tell. The mom emerged from her den with two cubs this spring. We managed to get them in this gigapan photo in September 2011; the cubs are 9 months old and big – close to 100 pounds. The fourth bear in this photo is believed to be from last year’s offspring – [...]
Tags: bears, Canmore, Gigapan, golf course, photo
Oct 16 2011 in Programs, Research by Bear Conflict Solutions
SECURING SUCH UNNATURAL ATTRACTANTS as garbage and birdfeeders does not necessarily mean your bear problems are over. Bears are on a continual search for food and if natural foods are available within communities or other developed sites, bears will come. These bears, as with garbage and birdfeeders can become habituated and/or food conditioned, resulting in [...]
Tags: Alberta, food, natural attractants
Oct 16 2011 in Programs by Bear Conflict Solutions
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH the Alberta Conservation Association and UnBearAble Bins Inc., Bear Conflict Solutions instituted a “Bear Resistant Container Loaner Program” for the community of Bragg Creek and area in 2006 in an effort to reduce incidents of bear human conflict related to unnatural foods. Bear resistant garbage bins were made available to residents of [...]
Tags: bear bins, community, garbage
Oct 16 2011 in Research by Bear Conflict Solutions
THE INSTITUTE is a specialist in developing and producing Bear Hazard Assessments for communities in bear country. These assessments identify areas of high use bear habitat and areas of past and present human-bear conflict. They also identify future potential problem areas based on forecasted human use and development and provide recommendations on how to reduce conflict [...]
Tags: Alberta, community, hazard assessments