Roaring Fork Valley Bear Coalition https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Our Mission Get Involved About How to stay bear aware in the Roaring Fork Valley HELP US KEEP BEARS WILD Want to help starving bears? Don’t feed them. Bear Straps Contact Us Report Bear Activity Saving Bears One Trash Can At A Time An early awakening for Aspen’s furry friends Electrified Bear-Deterrent Mat Bear-Straps Living with Bears – Brochures by CPW Town of Snowmass Village – Wildlife Protection Plan IF YOU SEE A BEAR… As bears remain active in Aspen, BearWise highlights human responsibility Multiple ‘dumpster fails’ documented in downtown Aspen What the Bears Know, By Steve Searles and Chris Erskine Roaring Fork Bears Door Hangers Bear Info Links Bear-Straps Basalt — Wildlife Ordinance Roaring Fork Valley to sponsor, represent at international bear coexistence workshop Glenwood Springs — Wildlife protection — Ordinance N0. 10 Aspen — Wildlife Protection Ample bear calls locally in 2024 Roaring Fork Valley needs to consider bird feeders ‘bear feeders’ Our Board Accessibility statement Bears and humans: How they coexist in Aspen Register your fruit trees with UpRoot Bear-Resistant Containers (BRC) Kohl: Would a statewide trash policy help reduce human-bear conflict? Bear Necessities Campaign Kohl: Bear incident in Willits could have been prevented Pitkin County – WILDLIFE PROTECTION Bear in mind Bird Houses — Not Feeders Save me Stopping bears at the door Out on a Limb, by Benjamin Kilham (Author) Our Straps Win Again! Florida black bear loses against bear retrofitted can We sent straps to Montana How to safely deal with bears that will help both you and the bear Feed Birds — NOT Bears Bear Alert Signs Pitkin County was busy with bear calls in 2023 Eagle County — Wildlife Ordinance