Do Your Part: Keep Bears Wild

April 6, 2018

It’s springtime in Massachusetts, meaning black bears are now active and searching for food. Help keep bears wild by removing bird feeders and securing garbage. Mass.gov/bears

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Do Your Part: Keep Bears Wild

Author: michael mcstay

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