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How to be bear aware in Sonoma County Regional Parks
Bears that gain access to human food lose their natural fear and are more likely to be targeted by poachers, are more likely to be hit by cars and are more likely to engage in behavior that leads to their euthanasia.

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The bear population appears to be increasing in Sonoma County, which is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. We encourage everyone who recreates in the parks to be bear aware and help spread bear-aware messaging to others. 
Co-existence is key. Sonoma County Regional Parks is updating its facilities with bear-proof trash cans, recycling bins and food lockers . Consider sponsoring one of these new amenities as a way to support local wildlife and parks. 
To learn more about the characteristics and habits of local bears, read our blog post: A (brief) Natural History of Black Bears in Sonoma County.
The two wildlife camera photos above were taken at Hood Mountain Regional Park.
Sheila Murphy is a wildlife management technician with Sonoma County Regional Parks.
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 20.96% 

 Putnam Ridge 

 20.97% 

 CAYUGA RIDGE EXTENDED CARE 

 21.05% 

 Hamilton Manor Nursing Home 

 21.15% 

 Harding Nursing Home 

 21.16% 

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 21.21% 

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 21.26% 

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 21.34% 

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 21.43% 

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 21.50% 

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 21.54% 

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 21.66% 

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 21.77% 

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 21.80% 

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 21.84% 

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 21.93% 

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 21.97% 

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 22.33% 

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 22.42% 

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 22.54% 

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 22.56% 

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 22.61% 

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Sonoma County Regional Parks includes more than 50 parks and beaches from Petaluma to Gualala and Sonoma to Bodega Bay. Many offer wild landscapes and miles of trails. Others feature sports fields, playgrounds, and campgrounds. Regional Parks also manages the county's largest ocean marina and largest extracurricular environmental education center.

 
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Sonoma County voters on Nov. 6, 2018 approved Measure M, a one-eighth cent sales tax that supports Sonoma County’s regional and city parks. Approved by 72.6 percent of voters, the “Sonoma County Parks Improvement, Water Quality and Fire Safety Measure” went into effect in April 2019 and will provide funding for parks for 10 years.

 
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ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT TIOGA 

 14.65% 

 SCHUYLER HOSPITAL INC & LONG TERM CARE UNIT S N F 

 14.66% 

 Kingsway Arms Nursing Center Inc 

 14.71% 

 MT LORETTO NURSING HOME INC 

 14.76% 

 ONEIDA HEALTHCARE CENTER E C F 

 14.77% 

 Daughters of Sarah Nursing Center 

 14.79% 

 DEWITT REHAB AND HEALTH CARE CENTER 

 14.81% 

 Park Ridge Nursing Home 

 14.86% 

 FULTON COUNTY RESIDENTIAL H C F 

 14.92% 

 Kings Harbor Multicare Center 

 14.95% 

 QUEENS BLVD EXT CARE FACILITY 

 14.97% 

 Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center 

 15.02% 

 Flushing Manor Nursing Home 

 15.03% 

 BERKSHIRE NURSING AND REHAB 

 15.04% 

 ST PETER'S NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 

 15.06% 

 SUSQUEHANNA NURSING AND REHAB CENTER L L C 

 15.06% 

 PROVIDENCE REST INC 

 15.07% 

 WHITE OAKS NURSING HOME 

 15.08% 

 M M EWING CONTINUING CARE CTR 

 15.09% 

 The Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre 

 15.11% 

 Bronx Lebanon Special Care Center 

 15.15% 

 Iroquois Nursing Home Inc 

 15.17% 

 ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB SALAMANCA L L C 

 15.19% 

 Rosa Coplon Jewish Home and Infirmary 

 15.20% 

 PROMENADE REHAB AND HEALTH CARE CENTER 

 15.22% 

 THE PINES AT UTICA CENTER FOR NRSG AND REHAB 

 15.24% 

 ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB THREE RIVERS L L C 

 15.28% 

 SILVER LAKE SPECIALIZED REHAB AND CARE CENTER 

 15.31% 

 WATERVIEW HILLS REHABILITATION AND NRSG CTR 

 15.36% 

 Van Rensselaer Manor 

 15.38% 

 NOTTINGHAM R H C F 

 15.38% 

 Conesus Lake Nursing Home 

 15.44% 

 Beth Abraham Health Services 

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