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Save the Government Hill black bears

Save the Government Hill black bears

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Started by Love Alaska 11 years, 4 months ago

Please sign with your petition to save the family of 5 black bears in Government Hill and to bring awareness to help save our future wildlife.

The Department of Fish and Game would rather kill them than safely moving them. They clearly do not stand behind the first two words of their mission statement: TO PROTECT.

OUR MISSION: (From Fish and Game website)

"To protect, maintain, and improve the fish, game, and aquatic plant resources of the state, and manage their use and development in the best interest of the economy and the well-being of the people of the state, consistent with the sustained yield principle."

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Reached 5,000 supporters

April 19, 2015

April 18, 2015

The Department of Fish and Game is still refusing to relocate these bears and is choosing an easy death instead of a real solution. I have spent the week demanding answers from their office but their arrogance is only matched by their silence. We are not letting them execute this family while we watch.

Reached 1,000 supporters

April 18, 2015

Reached 100 supporters

April 17, 2015

2,724 Comments

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Nancy
11 years ago Featured

Come on... You KNOW people caused this interaction. Let's be REAL Canadians and rally in FAVOUR OF BEARS. I'm in Muskoka, Ontario and my neighbours live with black bears with only garbage mess BECAUSE cottagers put it out before 8:00am., on pickup day.

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Rachel Huard
11 years ago Featured

This is despicable. The mother was displaying aggression to ward off what she determined to be threats to her cubs and now her family is going to be killed for it?! And what about this trash problem that the town has done absolutely nothing about?

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Misty
11 years ago Featured

I have an animal welfare certificate and I believe there are other methods that can be used besides euthanized the bears. relocation with radio collars, or transfer them to a Canada rehabilitation center as there are several here willing to take in bears

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Adaira Steele
11 years ago Featured

We need to make it a priority to live peacefully with other creatures. This is their home too, and it's cowardly to simply kill anything that inconveniences humans. This mother was simply trying to protect her cubs. Killing this family IS NOT THE ANSWER!

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Steph Spencer
11 years ago Featured

I am so confused & frustrated as to why people are not being fined? You live in bear country, you secure your garbage & your bird feeders! This is a repetative story. Tahoe, New Jersey, Alaska. Manage the people-that is where the problem lies.

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marilyn myers
11 years ago Featured

please reconsider talk to the locals I'm sure they would disagree and continue to search for a sanctuary give it time now that this is viral one will most likely come through and give this mother and her babies a safe and happy place to call home

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Jerod Carpenter
7 years ago

Humans should know better the to crowd awild animal that could easily kill them.the fact no one has been attacked should really show you what's up. Relocate and move on

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Bernadette Hernandez
7 years ago

Cant they be relocated to the forest or somewhere far from humans?

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