
Hudson Highlands Land Trust
133528266
1989
Garrison, NY 10524 USA
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Hudson Highlands Land Trust HHLT collaborates with our partners and our community to Protect Natural Areas Resources Wildlife Habitat Advocate Stewardship Smart Planning Resilient Landscapes Engage Communities Partners Visitors Volunteers Create Access to Recreational Opportunities for All Make Discoveries Internships Programs Citizen Science LATEST NEWS Living with Black Bears Understanding Behavior to Reduce Conflict Negative Interactions Hudson Highlands Land Trust presents an education program focused on black bears on Wednesday March 12 from 600 pm to 745 pm at the Julia L Butterfield Library. Gain a better understanding of black bear biology and why theyre increasingly venturing into residential areas. Led by Certified Wildlife Biologist Budd Veverka Director of Land Management at Mianus River Gorge this program combines scientific knowledge with engaging presentation. Discover practical strategies for peaceful coexistence with these fascinating mammals.