Managing Human-Habituated Bears to Enhance Survival, Habitat Effectiveness, and Public Viewing

Managing Human-Habituated Bears to Enhance Survival, Habitat Effectiveness, and Public Viewing

The negative impacts on bears (Ursus spp.) from human activities associated with roads and developments are well documented. These impacts include displacement of bears from high-quality foods and habitats, diminished habitat effectiveness, and reduced survival rates. Additionally, increased public...

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Main Authors: Kerry A. Gunther, Katharine R. Wilmot, Steven L. Cain, Travis C. Wyman, Eric G. Reinertson, Amanda M. Bramblett
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Utah State University 2018-12-01
Series:Human-Wildlife Interactions
Subjects:
bear management
bear viewing
black bear
displacement
grand teton national park
grizzly bear
habituation
roads
ursus americanus
ursus arctos
yellowstone national park
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/hwi/vol12/iss3/7

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