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bear aware

7 Porch Notes tagged “bear aware,” from counties across Colorado.

Outdoors and wildfire - Jefferson County

In the Jeffco foothills, bears follow the food you leave out

Black bears are part of life in Jefferson County's foothills, and most conflicts trace back to trash, bird feeders, and pet food, so securing attractants matters.

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Outdoors and wildfire - San Miguel County

Black bears live around Telluride, and trash is the thing that gets them killed

Black bears are common around Telluride and Mountain Village, where unsecured trash drives most conflicts, and local bear-resistant container rules carry fines.

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Outdoors and wildfire - Archuleta County

In Pagosa Springs bear country, trash is the real issue

Archuleta County is black bear country, and most human-bear conflicts trace back to unsecured trash and other attractants rather than to aggressive bears.

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Outdoors and wildfire - Boulder County

In the Boulder foothills, bears follow the trash

Black bears are common where Boulder County meets the mountains, and most conflicts trace back to trash and other food smells, so securing attractants is part of living here.

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Outdoors and wildfire - Summit County

Securing your trash is the main job of living with bears in Summit County

Black bears are part of life around Breckenridge and Summit County, and most conflicts trace back to unsecured trash, which is why securing food and garbage is both smart and often required.

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Outdoors and wildfire - Teller County

Teller County is black bear country, and trash is the trigger

The forests around Woodland Park, Divide, and Florissant are black bear habitat, and securing trash, bird feeders, and food is the main way to keep bears wild and out of trouble.

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Outdoors and wildfire - Eagle County

In Eagle County, securing trash is the heart of living with black bears

Black bears are common in Eagle County's valleys, and most conflicts trace back to food and garbage, so securing trash and removing attractants is the main way residents and bears stay out of trouble.

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