Most of these problems begin when people allow bears to access non-natural food sources. Once bears learn how to access human food, they'll do almost anything to get it.
Translocation is one management option available to COs.
Bears are trapped, moved, and released into the wild. In addition, translocated bears usually fail to adapt to their new habitat. They often starve to death or are killed by bears that already occupy the territory. Translocating grizzlies is usually more successful because there is more suitable habitat available for them. The bear is not aggressive toward humans.