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Woman's 2023 death was first fatal black bear attack on a human in California records, officials say
San Francisco Chronicle· 4 days agoThe death occurred in Downieville, a tiny town in the Sierra Nevada, two hours northeast of the...
Woman’s death marks first fatal bear attack in California
Las Vegas Review-Journal· 3 days agoThe state Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed that it was the first record of< ...
Woman Found Dead in 2023 Was California’s First Fatal Black Bear Attack Victim
People Magazine· 3 days agoIn a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Friday, June 2, the California Department of Fish and < ...
Several reports of mountain lion sighted in San Jose neighborhood
KTVU via Yahoo News· 5 days agoPick up small children, without bending over. Fight back if attacked. For more information on human ...
Gov. Newsom latest to tour the Siskiyou site where crews are tearing down four huge dams
Redding Record Searchlight via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThe California Department of Fish and Wildlife released 830,000 hatchery-raised ...
Woman Found Dead in 2023 Was California’s First Fatal Black Bear Attack Victim
People via Yahoo News· 3 days agoIn a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Friday, June 2, the California Department of Fish and < ...
NDOW warns of bear cub encounters
KOLO 8 Reno· 4 days ago“These bears could just be hungry orphans looking for food, but increasingly we are seeing signs of neurologic disease symptoms like a slight head tilt...
Los Angeles County officials ask for more state help with bear encounters
KTLA articles via Yahoo News· 5 days agoLos Angeles County officials are asking the state for more help in dealing with bears in the San...
Silicon Valley billionaires’ Solano County utopia: Prominent conservation group urges opposition
San Jose Mercury News· 4 days agoThe Solano Land Trust, which has close ties to Bay Area environmental groups and works with state...
Shellfish harvesting closed along entire Oregon Coast
KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland· 4 days agoThe Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Department of Fish
