Spring, wildlife & safety in bear country
A grizzly bear is pictured in a field in this Idaho Department of Fish and Game photo. In 2022, IDFG officials reported an increased amount of human and grizzly encounters in the Panhandle region.
(Photo courtesy IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME)
A black bear is seen rummaging through garbage. Idaho Fish & Game officials report that bears of all types are out and about already.
An Idaho Department of Fish and Game illustrations highlights the differences between black bears and grizzly bears.
Spring is here. The flowers are blooming, birds are chirping, and bears are waking up from their long, cozy hibernations. As we begin planting our gardens, venturing into the woods, and exploring with our favorite canine friends, let’s take a moment for an educational refresh on the safety measures to consider when interacting with bears in the wild...
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