04/25/2025
Be "Bear Aware"
As spring Develops it is a wonderful time to get out on the tmicw (Land). Title and Rights would like to remind you to be cautious because of bears waking up, and other animals having their young that they are trying to keep safe. Animals have made it through the long winter and are searching for food, and do not need any more stress. Please be carful enjoying the territory.
The Skwalaqs (black Bear) is a friend to our people. They look after all the four-legged creatures as well as the berries, fish, and water. We live in bear habitat and need to ensure that as stewards of the land, we are not contributing to unwanted conflict with wildlife.
If you have any updates on bear activity in the area, please share your observations by contacting [email protected]. They will post the information to help keep the community informed and ensure everyone's safety.
If bears or cougars are showing more aggression or threating behavior, please call the RAPP (Report a poacher or polluter line at +1 (877) 952-7277
