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To consolidate their message, they indicate that while it is nearly dark for 24 hours a day at this time in the area the bear was spotted, Susan Babcock (Alberta Head of Ethics) says they do appreciate and share our concerns for the well-being of the bear.
She states that the University, in association with associates in the US and Canada, plan to do everything they can to re-locate the bear and remove the collar.
They also indicate studies are being done to make sure an emergency release works on collars that are not working properly/or are too tight.
We will follow up in a short time to see if the bear is located and the collar is removed.
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