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In Buryatia, cases of bears entering populated areas have become more frequent, which is associated with a change in their behavior and search for food near human settlements.
ULAN-UDE, September 11 - RIA Novosti. State hunting inspectors of the Republican Service for Supervision of Natural Resources (Burprirodnadzor) and hunting teams eliminated 12 bears in Buryatia within 24 hours, the department’s press service reported.
It is noted that during the day, Burprirodnadzor received 23 complaints regarding bears entering populated areas. State hunting inspectors, together with teams of hunters, made 26 trips to the suburbs of Ulan-Ude, Kabansky, Bichursky, Zakamensky, Pribaikalsky, Muisky, Dzhidinsky, Ivolginsky, Okinsky and Severo-Baikalsky districts.
“Based on the results of the activities carried out, 12 individuals of bears were regulated. In total, 115 individuals of bears were regulated over the entire period,” the message says.
The press service recommended that residents of Buryatia refrain from going into the forest. The risk of encountering bears exists throughout the republic and remains at a high level, the department emphasized.
On Monday, the administration of the Zakamensky district of the republic told RIA Novosti that a bear attacked a man two kilometers from the village of Khurtaga, doctors were unable to save him, and he died from his injuries in the hospital. A 61-year-old tourist also died from the paws of a bear in the Barguzinsky district of the republic.
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The increasing frequency of bears visiting populated areas in different regions of Russia may be associated with an increase in the number of animals and their exploration of new territories, said game biologist Vladimir Gordienko from the Kronotsky State Reserve. He noted that the problem is becoming relevant not only in Kamchatka, but also in other regions of Siberia, as well as in Japan in Hokkaido, where fatal attacks have been recorded. For Kamchatka, such outlets are a common problem, while many other regions have not encountered this before.

In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, at a meeting with vigilantes and volunteers, an algorithm of actions was determined to ensure the safety of citizens when bears appear in the city, including the distribution of areas for experienced hunters and coordination with the police and the Russian National Guard. Efficiency depends on the prompt reporting of eyewitnesses by calling 112 or 303-111.

Game biologist Vladimir Gordienko from the Kronotsky State Nature Reserve said that with a sufficient harvest of mountain ash and dwarf cedar in Kamchatka, bears may stop coming to populated areas in just a few days, going to the mountains to gain fat before wintering, but an accurate forecast is difficult due to a lack of data on the food supply.

At the end of summer and beginning of autumn, bears in Kamchatka more often come to populated areas due to the need to look for food and gain fat before wintering, which is associated with a lack of food and an expansion of the food search area, said game biologist Vladimir Gordienko from the Kronotsky Nature Reserve.

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