bears

A bear cub recently rescued from a Tucson neighborhood has found a new home at Bearizona Wildlife Park in Williams.

Arizona wildlife officials say the state’s hot and dry conditions have raised the chances of bears wandering into areas where they’re typically not seen in search of food.

State wildlife officials are urging the public to be aware of increased bear activity as dry conditions and hot temperatures persist in the region.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department has released three bear cubs in the wild after they were rescued last year after their mother was hit and killed by a…

State wildlife officials say a man was scratched through his sleeping bag by a bear at a camping area in north-central Arizona.They say the bear was…

Officials with the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests have issued new orders to keep bears away from campsites. As Arizona Public Radio’s Justin Regan…

Across the Southwest more and more bears have shown up in people’s kitchens, garages and flower beds. Wildlife officials in Colorado say in that state…