
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,

As published in the Aspen Times, Apr 3, 2025River Stingray. Removing bird feeders for bear season, along with other attractants,

News | Oct 14, 2025 | Staff report | [email protected] Trash was responsible for the majority of bear conflict reports that Colorado

The Roaring Fork Valley Bear Coalition’s Robert Hinch spots two rainy bear cubs in 2024. Courtesy/Robert Hinch for RFVBC Published

News | Aug 14, 2025 |River Stingray | [email protected] A park stop failure. Lara Xaiz/Courtesy photo It’s before 6 a.m.

News | Oct 8, 2025 | By River Stingray | [email protected] Colorado has around 20,000 black bears. Living in bear country

Original Article | Mar 7, 2025 | by Josie Taris | Image by Jason Charme Frosty spring conditions pushed bears

Lack of wild food drives bears to urban areas in the valley at higher rates Oct 31, 2024, by Skyler

Opinion | Sep 24, 2024 The short answer is no, but this response deserves a complete explanation. Colorado has vast

Opinion | Sep 16, 2024 | The Aspen Times Early reporting could have prevented this tragic incident. The heartbreaking shooting

Opinion by Elizabeth Key; originally published in The Sopris Sun, September 4, 2024 As a Colorado native, I have traditionally
