Alberta oil camp sloppiness contributes to 145 dead black bears
WILDLIFE -- Alberta appears to be taking a Stone Age mentality to petroleum development in the realm of its highly regarded wildlife resources.
Read this Calgary Herald report about 145 black bears that were shot last year by Fish and Wildlife conservation officers after the bears had been habituated to garbage in the oilsands region.
Alberta Wilderness Association conservation specialist Carolyn Campbell said it suggests Albertans are far from using best practices “or even a modern attitude” toward wildlife management.
