Environmental Police Have Hands Full With Bears
Massachusetts Environmental Police report a busy bear season with 40+ July incidents statewide, prompting new safety tips and upcoming hunting regulations.
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Bourne Black Bear Relocated
Bourne Police and Environmental Police sedate black bear at Bourne Scenic Park campground near Cape Cod Canal. Local wildlife officials relocate the bear safely during mating season.
Bear Cubs in the Dartmouth Woods?
A Dartmouth resident experienced a surprising encounter while walking her dogs in the Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve, believing she saw five bear cubs in the woods.
White Mountains Overnight Campers Must Now Carry Bear Spray
Bear safety rules tighten in White Mountains with spray requirements and food storage mandates amid rising bear encounters.
Bear Tracks or Not Bear Tracks?
Possible black bear tracks spotted in New Bedford’s North End, but wildlife officials say melting snow could be misleading.
Was It Really Bears in the Dartmouth Woods?
A black bear and cub may have been spotted in Dartmouth, but wildlife experts question the claim as SouthCoast bear sightings rise.
Absolute WORST Things to Do If Attacked By a Bear When Hiking
Imagine stumbling upon a bear while hiking—what do you do next? The right reaction could mean the difference between a wild tale and a disaster.
How a Massachusetts Man Survived a Grizzly Attack in Wyoming
Shayne Patrick of South Hadley, Massachusetts was mauled by a grizzly bear at Grand Teton National Park and lived to tell the tale.
These 6 States Are Totally Cool With You Owning a Pet Bear
Not only is owning a bear dangerous, but it is also expensive when you realize how much they eat.
Worcester Tranquilized Bear Is Safety Reminder for Residents
Massachusetts State Police tranquilized a black bear after a recent sighting in Worcester, reminding residents to be cautious of their surroundings.