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Colorado’s High Country Sees 4 Black Bear Attacks in August as Bear Activity Sets Records Amid Drought

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said over 7,000 bear reports were logged by Aug. 20 as drought and late-summer food shortages drive more conflicts.

As Colorado’s extreme drought impacts black bears’ natural food sources, reports of human-bear interactions for the first 7.5 months of 2026 have already surpassed the total incidents last year — with bear activity only just reaching its annual peak.  This week, these reports have also included three attacks, a rare occurrence in Colorado. “This year, it’s not even that we are on track for a record year; it is a record year for the number of hum…

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WESTERNSLOPENOW broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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