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Leopard, nilgai carcasses found in Maharashtra’s Gondia, probe underway https://www.forests.in/latest/leopard-nilgai-carcasses-found-in-maharashtras-gondia-probe-underway/

Grizzly Bears.…understanding bear behavior. Part 1

As we arrived at Pipestone Pass (first picture), we were very surprised to find this sign (second picture), advising all hikers not to travel through the Pipestone River Valley (third picture) due to grizzly bear presence. I guess our maps were a little outdated, but of course we happily obliged and took the alpine trail towards Fish Lakes instead to avoid the valley bottom (with the fourth picture showing some helpful directions haha).

Watch as siblings take turns chasing each other while their mates watch, the siblings are 3 years apart!

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## Schools and Volunteers Simulate Bear Evacuation as Wildlife Encounters Rise Rising sightings of brown bears in Japan’s countryside prompted the municipal office of Yaita to conduct a comprehensive bear‑emergency response drill on a primary‑school playground. Over 30 volunteers, together with teachers and local officials, practiced evacuation routes, first‑aid procedures and secure food storage, aligning the exercise with the latest Reuters wildlife safety guidelines. ### Key Takeaways - **Community‑wide participation:** Approximately 30 volunteers, educators, and municipal staff took part, underscoring a collective commitment to safety. - **Real‑world scenario planning:** The drill replicated a bear encounter, testing evacuation pathways and emergency medical response. - **Food‑storage protocols:** Participants rehearsed proper storage methods to minimize attractants that could draw bears into populated areas. - **Guideline adherence:** The exercise followed best‑practice recommendations issued by wildlife experts and Reuters’ reporting standards. - **Rural preparedness model:** Yaita’s approach provides a replicable framework for other Japanese towns facing increased wildlife activity. [Read Full Article](https://news.ababil360.com/japans-bear-emergency-response-drill-shows-rural-communities-getting-ready/) #BearSafety #YaitaDrill #WildlifeManagement #RuralPreparedness #JapanConservation #EmergencyResponse #SchoolSafety #HumanWildlifeCoexistence #EnvironmentalPolicy #newsababil360