41. Horse Butte's Endangered And Threatened Critters Info on endangered And threatened species on Horse Butte. Lynx are currently proposedfor listing as a threatened species. beavers, bears and wolves, moose http://www.wildrockies.org/buffalo/politico/especies.html

Horse Butte is traditional winter buffalo range as well as habitat to many threatened and endangered species as well as sensitive plant species The Horse Butte Bison Capture Facility proposes to have Annual Operation from November 1 through April 30 In 1998, the Montana Department of Livestock violated the Eagle Closure while hazing...what's to say they won't do it again and again and affect the eagles even more? (see video clip here of violation and haze) This will affect Threatened and Endangered Wildlife as well Sensitive Plant Habitat Please include points about these specieswhen expressing your concerns about the use of public lands on the Horse Butte Peninsula. A personal letter is more effective and be sure and include your full name and physical address in any email correspondence. Info on Endangered And Threatened Species on Horse Butte A wildlife closure area was established for the protection of wildlife, including bald eagles on approximately 75 acres along the south end of Horse Butte. This closure was initiated in 1993 and prohibits any human entry from December 1 to August 15 annually. The capture facility is located within 1/2 mile of the bald eagle nesting site. The 24 hour a day activities sound like they would impact wildlife to many. Please refer to

42. Grizzly Population Denied More Protection - 4/27/1999 - ENN News - Environmental Grizzly bears in the our most recent data, but they are already receiving protectionunder the endangered species Act as a threatened species, said Ralph http://www.enn.com/enn-news-archive/1999/04/042799/grizbear_2871.asp

Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Grizzly population denied more protection Tuesday, April 27, 1999 Grizzly bears in the combined Cabinet-Yaak/Selkirk recovery zone number less than 100 animals. Grizzly bears in the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk recovery zones of Idaho, Montana and Washington are in danger of extinction but will not have their status reclassified from threatened to endangered, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced April 22. The agency decided that the need to protect other species, such as the Canada lynx, was a greater priority than extending the protection of a species that is already protected by the Endangered Species Act. The analysis of this grizzly bear population was conducted in response to a U.S. District Court order stemming from a petition to change the status of the species filed by the Fund for Animals and the Biodiversity Legal Foundation. Federal biologists concluded the population is in danger of extinction because it is small and threatened by habitat alteration and the cumulative impacts of recreation, timber harvest, mining, road construction and other human activities. In addition, it is facing potential isolation by activities across the border in Canada.

43. Eco-Portal: Forests/Forest Ecology/Biodiversity/Endangered Species information and regular news on Europe's wolves, bears, lynxes and for Nature WWF'scampaign to protect endangered and threatened species including tigers http://www.eco-portal.com/Forests/Forest_Ecology/Biodiversity/Endangered_Species

Home Forests Forest Ecology Biodiversity : Endangered Species the entire directory only this category More search options Categories: Forest Ecology@ new Birds Ecosystems Landscapes Plants ... Species Extinction Links: Animal Info - Information on Rare, Threatened and Endangered Mammals - information on the biology, ecology, habitat and status of rare, threatened and endangered species of mammals and information on their native countries (Added: Sun Feb 11 2001 Hits: 462 Rating: 9.00 Votes: 5) Rate It Center for Plant Conservation - dedicated to conserving and restoring the rare native plants of the United States, to save them from extinction (Added: Thu Feb 15 2001 Hits: 602 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 1) Rate It Endangered Animals of the World, The - allows students from all over the world a chance to help foster knowledge and appreciation for the plight of the many thousands of endangered animals of the Earth (Added: Fri Feb 02 2001 Hits: 677 Rating: 9.40 Votes: 5) Rate It Bagheera: A Website for Our Endangered Species - designed to provide more information about the issue of endangered species issue and to provide a means to take action (Added: Thu Feb 08 2001 Hits: 89 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 1)

44. Endangered Species On EE-Link: Causes- Loss Of Biodiversity on flagship species including tigers, rhinos, bears, turtles, sharks definitions,testing, and potential harm to endangered or threatened species and the http://eelink.net/EndSpp/causes-lossofbiodiversity.html

FAQ Main Page EE-Link News ... Old Site Main Sections Beginners Species Lists Species Highlights Laws and Policy ... Action Related Pages Action Overview Loss of Habitat Invasive Species Illegal Trade ... Solutions Page Name: Causes- Loss of Biodiversity What is Biodiversity? Links on this page define what is meant by "biodiversity" and what might be causing its decline. Causes- Loss of Biodiversity Links: Please suggest a link to be added to the list below! Asian Conservation Awareness Programme A useful website with information on threats to wildlife as a result of demand for wildlife body parts and products. Site has information on flagship species including tigers, rhinos, bears, turtles, sharks, elephants and chiru. Site also talks the work of ACAP to win popular, political and media support for conservation, with message from ACAP Ambassador, Jackie Chan. Open in new window Biodiversity and Its Value "This paper explains biological diversity and the three levels at which it is usually considered: genetic, species and ecosystem diversity. It also briefly discusses why biological diversity is important, especially the value of its components and diversity itself." Open in new window Defenders of Wildlife: The Case for Saving Species Open in new window Environmental Investigation Agency "..established in 1984 to investigate, expose and campaign against the illegal trade in wildlife and the destruction of our natural environment." News, campaigns, and links to relevant EIA campaign sites.

45. Time For Kids | Magazines | The Bears Bounce Back 24 years of protection under the endangered species Act, there may be as many as600 bears. Yellowstone's grizzlies special protection as a threatened species. http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/magazines/story/0,6277,54060,00.html

WORLD REPORT EDITION TOP STORY The Bears Bounce Back Once threatened, Yellowstone's big bears have recovered. Can humans learn to live with them? On a crisp morning last May, Jennifer Bales, 14, got up at 6 a.m. to feed her lambs. The sky was brightening above her home in a valley near Cody, Wyoming. In the past, other lambs that Jennifer had raised had won ribbons at the county fair. She had high hopes for her four new lambs. She filled a bucket with water and walked across her yard toward the lamb pen. An eerie silence warned her something was wrong. "I stopped and just kinda looked around," she says. "Then I saw them and ran." Three of the lambs lay dead in the dirt, bloody and partly eaten. Fresh grizzly-bear tracks told the tale. That night state wildlife experts set a trap near the pen and caught a 2-year-old female grizzly. "She may have just been kicked out by her mother after waking up from hibernation," guesses wildlife biologist Mark Ternent. "She was looking for something to eat." The next day the bear was hauled 100 miles into Yellowstone National Park and released. "It was nice knowing they caught it," says Jennifer. "Bears are fine as long as they stay away from homes."

46. Endangered Species: Canada, North America And The World The Cheeta Spot; Grizzly bears; Save the Otters! Lindsay's endangered species Page;Aransas National Wildlife Refuge; ND endangered and threatened species; http://raysweb.net/specialplaces/pages/species-else.html

Endangered Species: North America and Elsewhere in the World Particular Species: The Northern Right Whale: You can help!! Cheetas, Manatees, Wild Plants Marine Turtles Endangered Equines ... Elephants as an endangered species Articles on the Importance of Biodiversity: E.O. Wilson, "Only humans can halt the worst wave of extinctions since the dinosaurs." Biodiversity and its value (Biodiversity Series No. 1) Noah's Choice: The Future of Endangered Species General Information: Endangered Species Information for the United States Lindsay's Endangered Species Page Aransas National Wildlife Refuge ND Endangered and Threatened Species ... Lena Kanemori's Endangered Species of Hawaii and links. School World's Endangered Species Reports Want to help? Join or Make a Donation to an Organization that makes a difference. The Alberta Wilderness Association, Calgary, Alberta The Federation of Alberta Naturalists World Wildlife Fund - Canada Canadian Nature Federation ... Canadian Wildlife Federation If you live in the united states, these green links will take you to organizations that make a difference there.

47. Waterkeeper Alliance ESA was enacted to protect only “large species” like bears and wolves there arecurrently 743 plant species listed as threatened or endangered under the http://www.waterkeeper.org/mainarticledetails.aspx?articleid=96

48. Florida Black Bear-- Kids' Planet -- Defenders Of Wildlife Includes information about the habitat, diet, life span, and size of this bear.Category Kids and Teens School Time Animals Mammals bears...... Florida black bears is drastically declining, the US Fish and Wildlife Service hasnot listed them under the endangered species Act as threatened or endangered http://www.kidsplanet.org/factsheets/floridablackbear.html

Defenders of Wildlife 1101 Fourteenth St. Suite 1400 Washington, DC Tel: 202-682-9400 Fax: 202-682-1331 STATUS: Although the population of Florida black bears is drastically declining, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has not listed them under the Endangered Species Act as threatened or endangered. However, they are listed as threatened by the state of Florida. DESCRIPTION: These black bears often have a white band of fur across their chest. The distinct shape of their skull differs from those of other black bears. SIZE: The average weight of a Florida black bear is 350 pounds for males and 150 pounds for females. However, they can range in weight from 150 to 600 pounds. They are 4.5 to 6.5 feet long, making them larger than any other subspecies of black bears. POPULATION: It is estimated that there are between 1,500 and 2,500 Florida black bears LIFESPAN: Male bears usually live from 15-25 years, while females can live up to 30 years. Most Florida black bears live for several decades. RANGE: Most of Florida’s black bears occur in five major populations located in the Ocala/Wekiva River Basin, Big Cypress National Preserve, Apalachicola National Forest, Osceola National Forest and Eglin Air Force Base.

49. Polar Bear FAQ Polar bears do not live in the southern hemisphere. Are polar bears endangered? Polarbears are a potentially threatened species rather than an endangered one. http://www.polarbearsalive.org/faq.htm

GIFT SHOP BEAR FACTS FAQ SEARCH PBI ... ECO-TOURS The Polar Bear FAQ Where do polar bears live? Are polar bears endangered? How many polar bears are there? What is the polar bear's scientific name? ... Do polar bears have any enemies? Where do polar bears live? Polar bears range throughout the circumpolar north in areas where they can hunt seals at open leads. The five "polar bear nations" in which the bears are found include the U.S. (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Denmark (Greenland), and Norway. Polar bears do not live in the southern hemisphere. Are polar bears endangered? Polar bears are a potentially threatened species rather than an endangered one. A threatened species is one that could easily become endangered. Threats to the bears include pollution, poaching, and industrial disturbances. Hunting could become a threat if populations are not well managed. How many polar bears are there? Scientists estimate that there are between 22,000 to 27,000 polar bears. What is the polar bear's scientific name? Ursus maritimus or the " sea bear ." Its closest relative is the brown bear. How big are polar bears?

50. May 2, 1992 Public Workshop Summary And Attachments (Page 2) or distinct populations of a species (those grizzly bears occuring in the includedon the Federal list of endangered and threatened species receive Federal http://www.rice.edu/wetlands/Reports/R4_2.html

Report 4 MAY 2, 1992 PUBLIC WORKSHOP SUMMARY AND ATTACHMENTS Section 2 Endangered and threatened species: The what, where, and why Source: Oregon State University Extension Service Extension Circular 1123 / July 1983 Rare. Endangered. Threatened. Sensitive . People concerned with conservation and/or involved in land-use planning and management hear these terms daily. Concern for the preservation and management of a wide variety of wildlife and plant species is growing each year. Books, pamphlets, newspapers, magazines, and TV carry this information, yet there is still considerable misundetstanding about the meaning and significance of terms, lists, and programs. In this circular you will find answers to questions about endangered species and their preservation, and about how endangered-species preservation might affect you. Why do species become endangered? Numerous animals and plants have bocome rare (very uncommon occurrence) or extinct (no living individuals survive) with no interference from peopIe. Extinctions occur regularly in nature. They may occur because of seemingly minor changes in weather, competition with other animals or plants, or other features of the natural environment.

51. Alaska's Non-Endangered Species shortest lists of endangered and threatened species of all species that are rare,endangered, or have of approximately 31,000 grizzly bears, widely distributed http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/FISH.GAME/wildlife/geninfo/game/es_non.htm

STATEWIDE: Home What's New! Site Index Search ... Contact Us Alaska's Non -Endangered Species Alaska is unique among the states in retaining nearly all of its native animals and plants in their natural diversity and abundance. Our geographical isolation, relatively recent growth in population, limited development, small agricultural industry, conservative laws governing the introduction and importation of exotic animals, and a little luck, all contribute to this favorable condition. Alaska has one of the shortest lists of endangered and threatened species of all the states. Many species that are rare, endangered, or have been extirpated elsewhere in the United States are thriving in Alaska. For example, the grizzly (or brown) bear The gray (or timber) wolf Although the bald eagle is well on its way to recovery, this uniquely American bird is still classified as threatened in 48 states. The eagle's decline during the past half century was primarily due to reproductive failure caused by pesticides, such as DDT. Persecution and habitat destruction contributed to shrinking populations. Today, of the estimated 50,000 bald eagles found in the United States, approximately 80 percent soar in Alaska skies. Alaska eaglets have been shipped to New York, Tennessee, North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri, and California to aid recovery efforts in those states. As a result, bald eagles are regaining their place in the American landscape. While Alaska was a Russian possession

52. Grizzly Bear - Endangered Status :: Green Nature :: the grizzly bear as a threatened species under the is considered likely to becomeendangered ( endangered means a the survival of grizzly bears are associated http://greennature.com/article163.html

@import url("themes/PostNuke/style/style.css"); Green Nature Apr 03, 2003 - 11:26 PM Home Login Nature Photography Travel Search Web Search Site Index Outdoor Recreation AIR Acid Rain Air Pollution Climate Change Ozone Depletion ... Whales Energy Issues Automobiles Biomass Hydropower Nuclear Power ... Wind Global Africa China Europe General ... Recycling Land Forestry GM Foods Mountains National Parks ... Organic Farming Water Coastal/Oceans Fresh Water Rivers Poll Should the U.S. Go To War Against Iraq? Yes, unilaterally if necessary Yes, if the UN Security Council Agrees No Results Polls Votes: Comments: Grizzly Bear - Endangered Status Between 1800 and 1975, grizzly bear populations in the lower 48 states decreased from estimates of more than 50,000 to less than 1,000. Related Resources Grizzly: Biology Bitterroot Reintroduction Yellowstone Count: 2001 Bears of the World The grizzly was eliminated from much of the West by the late 1800s. As mountainous areas were settled, development contributed to an increase in human-caused mortality. Livestock depredation control, habitat deterioration, commercial trapping, unregulated hunting, and the perception that grizzlies threatened human life were leading causes of the animal's decline. In 1975, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed the grizzly bear as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act, meaning it is considered likely to become endangered ("endangered" means a species is considered in danger of extinction within all or a significant portion of its range).

53. Endangered Species bears are poached for their skins, gall bladders and other body prevent endangeredspecies of plants and animals becoming threatened or endangered by trade. http://www.acapworldwide.com/animal.htm

Countless wild species are joining endangered lists to meet consumer demand for wildlife products. The Asian Conservation Awareness Programme (ACAP) works to actively reduce the demand for endangered and threatened wildlife by educating people worldwide about the threats to these animals and plants. Unsustainable and illegal trade in wildlife, together with habitat loss, is causing the uncontrolled decline and near extinction of many species. Consumers and illegal traders often pay the highest prices for parts or products from the rarest species. This has led poachers and traders to target those species already most at risk, pushing animals like the Asian rhino and Siberian tiger to the very edge of extinction. The trade in wild animals and plants is highly profitable. Prices up to US$40,000 per kilo have been recorded for the much prized rhino horn - more than five times the price of gold. The illegal wildlife trade bares many similarities to the drugs and arms trade. Those involved are often extremely dangerous and will go to any ends to achieve what they want. Many have lost their lives in the fight to protect endangered species. ACAP focuses on the consumption of keystone species like the tiger marine turtle rhino elephant ... shark , and bear . Learn about these species and their habitats, the threats they face and the trade in body parts. Read about the main consumer markets that are driving this trade and learn more about the alternatives available.

54. Endangered Species bears Lawsuit Seeks to Protect Imperiled Florida Black Florida black bear under theEndangered species Act not list the bear as a threatened species despite FWS http://www.ffgc.org/education/endangered/endangered.htm

ENDANGERED SPECIES Do you know the name of this plant? CLICK HERE TO GO TO the bottom of the page for hints. Visit a vanishing natural treasure Florida Scrub is one of the most interesting and one of the most endangered natural plant communities in the United States. Florida Scrub is a unique plant community that occurs in small patches scattered across the state. It is home to dozens of plant and animal species that occur nowhere else in the world. This NASA site tells about the wood stork. FLORIDA FOREVER ACT Thousands of acres of natural Florida were protected in the 1990’s with the implementation of Preservation 2000 and with many local environmental bond initiatives. This spring our state legislature passed the Florida Forever Act. FUNDING FOR ENDANGERED LAND Three billion dollars will be spent over the next decade to protect Florida’s natural resources. All this was made possible by the voters who overwhelmingly supported a constitutional revision last fall. Increased funding will go to watershed protection and green space protection near populated areas. FLORIDA’S NATIONAL LEADERSHIP Florida Forever will continue Florida’s national leadership in the protection of public land, which was initiated with Preservation 2000.

55. ABCNEWS.com : Humans Invading Bear Habitat but they say the purpose of the endangered species Act — which list — is to helpthe most threatened animals bears Win the PR Battle In the publicrelations http://abcnews.go.com/sections/science/DailyNews/bears990113.html

HOME NEWS SUMMARY U.S. WORLD BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE TRAVEL ESPN SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT WEATHER.com REFERENCE LOCAL ABCNEWS SHOWS SCIENCE HEADLINES Three Arrested in Horse Slaughter $1 Bln To Buy Park Land 1998 Hottest Year on Record Florida Bears Down, Not Endangered ... Mad or Rad SEARCH ABC.com THE CENTURY EMAIL ABCNEWS.com SEND PAGE TO A FRIEND TOOLS AND HELPERS Humans Invading Bear Habitat Prime bear habitat is disappearing quickly in Florida, which can lead to bears into human habitat. This young black bear was treed in a public park in Tallahassee, Fla., in 1996. (AP Photo/Tallahassee Democrat, Mike Ewen) By Warren Richey The Christian Science Monitor M I A M I, Jan. 13 But very few people, other than conservationists, beekeepers, and berry farmers, are aware of the Florida black bear. A Particularly Worrisome Situation Defenders of Wildlife, a Washington-based conservation group, is threatening to sue the Fish and Wildlife Service in a move to force it to place the animal on the list of protected animals. Just Give Me Some Space Black bears tend to be shy and reclusive. And they like their space. An adult male bear needs 42,000 acres of roaming room, while a female needs about 7,000 acres.

56. TRAFFIC Factfile: Substitutes In Medicines musk deer, rhinoceroses, Tigers, and some species of bears. on International Tradein endangered species of Wild not lead to other species becoming threatened. http://www.traffic.org/factfile/factfile_substitutes.html

FACTFILE: Substitutes for endangered and threatened species in traditional medicines Why explore the issue of substitutes? Many traditional medicine disciplines utilise wild plants and animals. For example, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the most widely practised traditional medicine system in the world, utilises more than 1000 plant and animal species. TCM is used throughout Asia and by Asian communities worldwide. In addition, it is increasingly attracting non-Asian consumers. While TCM has been practised for perhaps 5000 years, some of the wild plants and animals long utilised are now threatened or in danger of extinction. Among these are certain orchids, musk deer, rhinoceroses, Tigers, and some species of bears. The changing status of the Tiger is one of the most dramatic examples. There may be as few as 5000 Tigers remaining in the wild compared to the 100 000 that existed earlier this century, and three species have become extinct in the past 40 years. Habitat loss and fragmentation played a significant role in the Tiger's decline. Today, however, poaching to meet demand for Tiger bone in traditional East Asian medicine is the most urgent risk to the Tiger's long-term survival. Owing to the strong allegiance to TCM as a legitimate health care system as well as its cultural significance, protective laws and trade bans are not enough to stop the use of highly endangered species in medicines. In the case of Tiger-based medicines, China and other consuming countries and territories have introduced trade bans, and China has even removed Tiger bone from the official TCM pharmacopoeia. However, as Tiger bone has been a respected ingredient in TCM for treating painful diseases of muscles and bones for centuries, there remains a stubborn residual demand and, therefore, a black market trade that spans the globe to meet it.

57. Selected List Of Federal Register Items Of Interest To The Department Of The Int Fish and Wildlife Service RULES endangered and threatened species Golden sedge,3120 letters, etc. Oil and gas industry activities; polar bears, 3225-3226. http://library.doi.gov/fedreg/1082.html

Issue No.1082 January 21 - January 25, 2002 JANUARY 21, 2002 Holiday (MLK, Jr. Day) JANUARY 22, 2002 Bonneville Power Administration NOTICES Environmental statements; notice of intent: Benton County, WA; Plymouth Generating Facility, 2868-2869 Reports and guidance documents; availability, etc.: Pacific Northwest Coordination Agreement; interchange energy imbalances; rate adjustment, 2869-2871 NOTICES Satellite royalty funds: 2000 funds; controversy ascertainment, 2912-2914 Engineers Corps NOTICES Environmental statements; availability, etc.: Savannah Harbor Expansion Project, GA, 2861-2863 Fish and Wildlife Service NOTICES Endangered and threatened species permit applications, 2900 Environmental statements; availability, etc.: Incidental take permits- Plum Creek Timber Co. lands, WA, ID, and MT; grizzly bear, 2900-2901 Forest Service NOTICES Environmental statements; notice of intent: Lassen National Forest, CA, 2853-2854 Housing and Urban Development Department NOTICES Grant and cooperative agreement awards: Housing Assistance Council and Native American Indian Housing Council, 2898-2899

58. Endangered Species Field Trip Teacher's Resources National Wildlife Federation Grizzly bears. some posters with these symbols for extinction,endangered and threatened animals. endangered species Matching Game. http://www.field-trips.org/sci/endanger/tr.htm

Endangered Species Field Trip Trailhead Teacher's Resources Start Field Trip General Info American Museum of Natural History Exploring a World at Risk Exhibit Biodiversity Earth's Endangered Creatures only lists creatures that hold a federal endangered status. Endangered Species Sort of a topic specific search engine with a collection of information and articles. Endangered Species 2000 In English and Dutch The Endangered Species Act Endangered Species of Hawaii The Endangered Species Recovery Program Cooperative research program administered by California State University, Stanislaus Foundation. Endangered Species UPDATE Forum for information on scientific and political aspects of current threatened and endangered species protection efforts, published by the School of Natural Resources and Environment at the University of Michigan. NCWCD National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) supports the domestic and international conservation and management of living marine resources.

59. Black Bears In North America Black bears are listed as threatened or endangered in Florida The remainder of the40 states responding to the survey classify black bears as a game species http://biology.usgs.gov/s t/frame/c286.htm

60. Grizzly Bear Reintroduction: The Conservation Biology Alternative these bears will be considered an augmentation to the existing population and willalso be classified as a threatened species under the endangered species Act. http://www.wildrockiesalliance.org/programs/publications/reports/sr8_cba/cba_3.h

The Conservation Biology Alternative for Grizzly Bear Population Restoration in the Greater Salmon-Selway Region Central Idaho and Western Montana III. LEGAL STATUS OF GRIZZLY BEARS IN THE SALMON-SELWAY REGION (a)Legal Status If the biological analysis of potential source areas outlined in Section 10 identifies bears which are available for translocation into the Salmon-Selway region, these bears will be considered an augmentation to the existing population and will also be classified as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. Section 10(j) of the Endangered Species Act provides for experimental populations of wildlife protected under the Act. However, such experimental populations must be completely separated from other populations and be geographically separate as well. Research has documented at least one radio-collared grizzly bear has denned within the proposed analysis area, sightings of grizzly bears persist, and an established grizzly bear recovery zone is less than 40 air miles away. For these reasons, an experimental, non-essential population designation does not meet the criteria of Section 10(j) of the Endangered Species Act and it is therefore an inappropriate designation for this area. (b)Management (c)Response Time In the event of conflicts between bears and humans and/or livestock, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and/or state fish and game management agencies shall respond within 24 hours from the time of notification of the conflict and shall take appropriate measures such as initiation of live-trapping efforts and relocation of problem bears.

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