It’s a community that is accustomed to seeing bears… but the number of bruin sightings in Peachland this year has spiked dramatically. While the exact reason isn’t known, residents are being urged to take extra measures to help prevent conflicts between bears and humans. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.
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Residents in Peachland being urged to be extra vigilant after a dramatic spike in bear reports
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