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Article: Yellowstone National Park plans changes to wildlife policy after bear deaths
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- AP Worldstream
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- April 14, 2005
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AP Worldstream
04-14-2005
Dateline: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park officials are making changes to protect animals better after at least seven bears died last year, officials said.
Park Superintendent Suzanne Lewis appointed a committee to recommend ways to reduce wildlife fatalities after one bear was shot by a usually non-lethal firecracker bullet and six others were hit by vehicles.
This year, the park will use a wider array of non-lethal projectiles, including bean bag bullets, to scare bears away from public places, officials said Wednesday.
Last summer's shooting death ...
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... ... National Park Service's Yellowstone National Park issued the following press release: Yellowstone National Park is proposing to make some ... Project, P.O. Box 168, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190. Written ...
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