May 5, 2026 - 19:47

Snowmass Village is hosting a free bear education event on May 12, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Town Park Gazebo, as local wildlife officials report bears emerging from hibernation earlier than usual. The event aims to teach residents and visitors how to safely coexist with the animals during this active spring period.
Experts from Colorado Parks and Wildlife will lead the session, covering topics like securing trash, removing bird feeders, and understanding bear behavior. Attendees can ask questions and pick up bear-resistant trash cans and other deterrents. The early emergence is linked to warmer temperatures and inconsistent food sources, which can push bears into residential areas looking for easy meals.
Organizers emphasize that human habits often attract bears, leading to dangerous encounters. Simple steps, such as locking dumpsters and cleaning grills, can reduce conflicts. The event is open to all ages and does not require registration. Snowmass Village has seen increased bear activity in recent weeks, prompting the town to act before the peak summer season.
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