How to stay bear aware in the Roaring Fork Valley
The Roaring Fork Valley Bear Coalition’s Robert Hinch spots two rainy bear cubs in 2024. Courtesy/Robert Hinch for RFVBC Published
May 14, 2025
Category: In The News
Roaring Fork Valley needs to consider bird feeders ‘bear feeders’
As published in the Aspen Times, Apr 3, 2025River Stingray. Removing bird feeders for bear season, along with other attractants,
April 4, 2025
Ample bear calls locally in 2024
Original Article | Mar 7, 2025 | by Josie Taris | Image by Jason Charme Frosty spring conditions pushed bears
March 10, 2025
Bears and humans: How they coexist in Aspen
Lack of wild food drives bears to urban areas in the valley at higher rates Oct 31, 2024, by Skyler
November 1, 2024
Kohl: Would a statewide trash policy help reduce human-bear conflict?
Opinion | Sep 24, 2024 The short answer is no, but this response deserves a complete explanation. Colorado has vast
September 26, 2024
Kohl: Bear incident in Willits could have been prevented
Opinion | Sep 16, 2024 | The Aspen Times Early reporting could have prevented this tragic incident. The heartbreaking shooting
September 19, 2024
Bear in mind
Opinion by Elizabeth Key; originally published in The Sopris Sun, September 4, 2024 As a Colorado native, I have traditionally
September 5, 2024
Stopping bears at the door
An electrified bear mat guards the entrance to a porch in Redstone. The Roaring Fork Valley Bear Coalition, a local
July 12, 2024
How to safely deal with bears that will help both you and the bear
Apr 9, 2024 | Katherine Tomanek | Post INDEPENDENT Bear rummages through an open dumpster in June 2021. Chelsea Self/Post
May 26, 2024
Pitkin County was busy with bear calls in 2023
Scott Condon, Aspen Daily News Staff Writer Pitkin County led Colorado’s 64 counties by far in 2023 for bear reports
February 27, 2024