Summit County officials push residents and visitors to minimize conflicts with wildlife
(WorldNews Environment)

FRISCO — Officials are asking residents and visitors to do their part in helping to keep Colorado`s wildlife wild. Community members in Summit County have a daily responsibility to live peacefully with the area`s animal populations year-round, but that obligation tends to be highlighted during the fall months as bears go on the search for food before hibernation and moose set up territories for breeding season. And while getting to catch a glimpse of a bear, moose or one of the state`s other alluring creatures is undoubtedly a thrill, human interactions with wild animals are always risky. “We`re seeing a lot more visitation right now to our public lands and our state parks,” said Travis...