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Kejimkujik National Park Seaside reopens to visitors Monday

Kejimkujik National Park has reopened to visitors. Alexa MacLean / Global News

Parks Canada has reopened Kejimkujik National Park Seaside to visitors on Monday after more than a month of being closed.

The park had originally been closed due to an increase in black bear activity in the area of St. Catherine’s, N.S.

In a press release, Parks Canada said that human and wildlife safety is of the “utmost importance” to the organization and that they attempt to ensure the well-being and safety of both.

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Parks Canada says the decision to reopen Kejimkujik Seaside came once their staff found a decrease in bear activity along the park’s trails and beaches.

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The population at the park is considered to be healthy as a result of the largely undisturbed habitat and abundant food supply, Parks Canada said.

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