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A drive-through wildlife park in eastern Idaho was found to be violating federal and state regulations in the last year. Under a new state law, it’ll have less oversight.
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Representatives from Idaho Fish and Game and Clear Creek Disposal presented options to the Ketchum City Council Monday for how to keep bears and people safe.
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An aggressive sow bear in Ketchum has died after Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) staff received a call about a bear digging in garbage cans and then growling and snapping at a resident.
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A presentation Friday evening in Hailey will share research on black bears and grizzly bears in Idaho.
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When a bear's normal food supply is decreased thanks to hot and dry conditions, they will seek out alternate food sources. And that's where human-bear conflicts often arise.
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Living in Idaho means being surrounded by mountains, rivers and wild animals. In the Wood River Valley, a new coalition will address increasing conflicts…
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Researchers studying wild black bears have found that eating human food could have a deep impact on the animals’ bodies. Ecologists tracked 30 wild...
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Black bear attacks are extremely rare, but that could be changing. Wildlife officials say with more people coming into contact with wildlife, the...
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A black bear attacked a man jogging near Priest Lake in northern Idaho in what is the second bear attack in the popular recreation area in a month.The…
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After a 60-year-old woman and her dogs were attacked by a black bear in North Idaho Tuesday, wildlife officials are reminding people of how to stay safe…