Bear euthanized in Rockland County after posing threat to public
The bear, classified as "Class 1" due to its interaction with the public, had entered a densely populated community.
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Sep 26, 2024, 12:05 PM
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30ds agoA DEC Environmental Conservation police officer euthanized an adult bear on Sept. 24 after determining it posed a danger to the public.
The bear, classified as "Class 1" due to its interaction with the public, had entered a densely populated community.
The DEC reminds residents to keep a safe distance from bears to ensure public and animal safety.
To minimize human-bear conflicts, New Yorkers can follow BearWise basics:
Bear Prevention Tips:
- Remove bird feeders.
- Secure trash cans.
- Clean grills.
- Avoid outdoor food and pet feeding.
- Use electric fencing for protection.
- Keep refrigerators and freezers indoors.
Reporting Nuisance Bears:
- Call 911 for immediate danger.
- Contact regional wildlife office or DEC Law Enforcement Dispatch Center (1-844-DEC-ECOs) for nonemergency situations.
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