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Black bear warning issued for Clarenville

The Department of Natural Resources is warning the public that black bears have been reported in the Town of Clarenville. — Canadian Press file photo

The Department of Natural Resources is warning the public that black bears have been reported in the Town of Clarenville. — Canadian Press file photo

Published on August 28, 2012
Published on August 28, 2012
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Department of Natural Resources , Clarenville

The Department of Natural Resources is advising residents in Clarenville of a number of black bear sightings in the town.

Residents are encouraged to take appropriate steps to avoid attracting bears into their communities and backyards, where the animals can pose a risk to public safety. This includes the proper storage, collection, and disposal of garbage.

 If anyone encounters a bear, they are advised by the department to remain calm, give the animal space, back away slowly and do not run and avoid eye contact with the bear.

It is also recommended to remove any garbage or food that may attract animals.

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    Eli
    - August 28, 2012 at 22:17:31

    Clarenville is on alert while persons in Glovertown are being investigated for shooting them. What gives?

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