The International Human-Bear Conflicts Workshop would not be possible without our generous sponsors and supporters at all levels. We thank them for recognizing the vital importance of the work being done. Their support helps us keep registration costs low, assist with the operational support the workshop needs to succeed and provide travel grants for speakers and experts who otherwise might not be able to attend. Please visit their websites and stop by their booths at the Workshop to learn more.
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The Morro Family Fund
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Roaring Fork Valley Bear Coalition, a proactive volunteer-based non-profit, is dedicated to reducing human-bear conflicts over a 50-mile corridor. Our citizen groups respond to community needs by reducing attractants, educating residents, and working alongside stakeholders: Colorado Parks & Wildlife, municipalities & trash-haulers to achieve common community goals, enforcement and actions that protect black bears. Join us, rally your communities, become solution-based!
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is dedicated to conserving and managing wildlife populations and habitat for the benefit of present and future generations. We Strive to connect people to Virginia’s outdoors through boating, education, fishing, hunting, trapping, wildlife viewing, and other wildlife-related activities.
People and Carnivores, a charitable non-profit organization, is dedicated to protecting, connecting, and restoring large carnivore populations, such as grizzly bears, black bears, wolves and mountain lions in the northern Rockies region. The work of People and Carnivores focuses on landscape connectivity, attractant mitigation, and human-carnivore conflict prevention.
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