Black bear Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife - Black bears are starting to emerge from their dens, and they are hungry. They often look for easy, high-calorie foods, which can cause some problems

Black bears making rounds in Upper Kittitas County, Local

What Does a Bear Do in the Woods?, by Defenders of Wildlife, Wild Without End

Black Bear - Washington Hunting

How to Hike in Bear Country — Washington Trails Association

Possible black bear sighting on West Mercer Way

Watch: Big bear pulls a Baloo in front of trail camera

JBLM takes active role in keeping base safe from bears

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife - Our statewide black bear specialists have been conducting long-term population research on black bears. To do this, Lindsay Welfelt and Rich Beausoleil hike through waist

Black bear Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Black Bear - NDOW

DNR: Fish & Wildlife: Black Bear

Standing Black Bear U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Bear rescued from Marineland 'didn't understand trees.' Finds new home at wildlife sanctuary

Tips for black bear encounters: Keep your distance, and beware if it paws the ground