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Himalayan Black Bear Conservation Awareness program in buffer of JKSNR. HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR Asian black bears are dwelling in daytime , though they become nocturnal near human habitations. They may live in family groups consisting of


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Himalayan Black Bear Conservation Awareness program in buffer of JKSNR.

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HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR

  • Asian black bears are dwelling in daytime,
  • though they become nocturnal near human habitations.
  • They may live in family groups consisting of two adults and two

successive litters of young.

  • They are good climbers of rocks and trees, and will climb to feed, rest,

sun, elude enemies and hibernate.

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HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR

  • Half of their life is spent in trees and they are one of the largest arboreal

mammals.

  • Asian black bears break branches and twigs to place under themselves when

feeding on trees, thus causing many trees in their home ranges to have nest-like structures on their tops.

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HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR DIET

  • HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR ARE OMNIVEROUS
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HIMALAYAN BLACK BEAR

  • HIBERNATION OF BEAR
  • MID OCTOBER TO MARCH
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  • 1. BREEDING SEASON OCCURS FROM MID JUNE TO

MID AUGUST

  • 2. BIRTH OCCURS IN MID JANUARY
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The average lifespan in the wild = 25 years, Asian black bear in captivity died at the age of 44.

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The Himalayan black bear is a violent animal, sometimes attacking without annoying, and inflicting horrible wounds, attacking generally the head and face with their claws, while using their teeth also on a prostrate victim. It is not uncommon to see men who have been terribly mutilated, some having the scalp torn from the head.

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Legal status of Himalayan Black bear

  • It is totally Protected

Species as per FNCR 2017

  • Fine for

killing bear

= Nu.25000.00

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Bile cost =Nu. 20000.00

Legal status of Himalayan Black bear

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Each Paws =Nu.5000.00

Legal status of Himalayan Black bear

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  • Human-Bear Conflict
  • What are the conflicts faced by you all?
  • Do you know why Conflict?
  • (Harvesting of NTFPs, food of bears by people)
  • Any suggestions on the conflict management

from your side?

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