Colorado towns with bear trouble will share $1M in grants to reduce human-bear contact
Colorado will distribute $1 million in grants to help towns reduce human-bear conflicts. The state has recorded over 11,000 bear incidents this year, with a significant increase in bears entering homes.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has fielded more than 11,000 reports of bear incidents this year with “historical levels of conflict specifically as it relates to bears getting into homes”
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