The PWA donated $3K to the Stewardship Pemberton 2021 Feasting for Change program. The Fruit Tree Project portion of the FFC program has had a substantial impact on the reduction of human-bear conflict.
Stewardship Pemberton is to be commended for running a comprehensive program that provides wide ranging benefits to many segments of our community.
Reducing human-bear conflict and educational outreach is an important and ongoing issue. Having the FFC program as the delivery vehicle to coordinate volunteers, provide community benefits and disseminate messaging will be vitally important moving forward, particularly as grizzly populations recover.
A report from Stewardship Pemberton
The 2021 Pemberton Fruit Tree Projects has been an incredible success due, in part, to the generous support of the Pemberton Wildlife Association!
There was a significant reduction in human/wildlife conflicts within the VOP during 2020. The Black Bear reports numbered 41 vs. 121 from last year. The reduction in conflicts is due in part to the Feasting for Change fruit gleaning program, a very important and successful program that I fully support. Thank you to the PWA for helping fund this program!
Brittany Mueller, Conservation Officer, Sea to Sky Zone -Whistler
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