Arnold, CA…Last month, CDFW returned two orphaned black bears to remote, wild habitat in Calaveras County. The two siblings, both males, were captured as cubs in Arnold in July and spent the previous five months or so in wildlife rehabilitation, first at the Ramona Wildlife Center in Southern California and then at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue.
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The two bears are part of a pilot study involving seven young, rehabbed bears released back into the wild this past fall – as opposed to the typical spring release – to minimize their time in captivity and association with people. The bears are outfitted with GPS collars to track their movements and ear tags for visual identification.
If you suspect orphaned bears in your area or cubs otherwise needing help, please do not feed them and contact your regional CDFW office as soon as possible: https://wildlife.ca.gov/Regions.
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It would be wise to mandate bear-proof garbage vaults, as in the Lake Tahoe area. Bears’ access to garbage creates bad bears, who no longer live in the woods, searching for berries and grubs, and instead break into homes and cars.
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