Don't euthanize the black bear spotted on Coquitlam trail in BC

The Issue

British Columbia Conservation Officer Service might euthanize the black bear who 'tapped' at a woman on Coquitlam Crunch trail if it's caught.

On August 30, CBC News reported on a black bear that approached, tapped runner on popular Coquitlam, B.C., Full news here:

Please support this petition and ask conservation officer (Murray Smith) to relocate the black bear instead of euthanizing it.

Navneet JhaPetition StarterI aspire to conserve wildlife, forest and our water through actions, laws, education and awareness.

British Columbia Conservation Officer Service might euthanize the black bear who 'tapped' at a woman on Coquitlam Crunch trail if it's caught.

On August 30, CBC News reported on a black bear that approached, tapped runner on popular Coquitlam, B.C., Full news here:

Please support this petition and ask conservation officer (Murray Smith) to relocate the black bear instead of euthanizing it.

Navneet JhaPetition StarterI aspire to conserve wildlife, forest and our water through actions, laws, education and awareness.

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BC CO Service,

British Columbia Conservation Officer Service

BC CO Service

British Columbia Conservation Officer Service

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy,

Minister George Heyman

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy

Minister George Heyman

BC Parks

British Columbia,

Premier

British Columbia

Premier

BC Wildlife Health Program

Petition created on August 30, 2020