Wildlife and Human Interaction in Bull Valley

The video discusses the challenges of wildlife coexistence in Bull Valley, focusing on the impact of landscape changes, garbage management, and human activities. It highlights the importance of wildlife corridors and the need for education and safety measures to ensure harmonious living with wildlife.

What is one of the main challenges faced by wildlife in Bull Valley?

• Climate change

• Predation by other animals

• Lack of food sources

• Changing landscapes due to human development

What was a significant issue with bears in Bull Valley during the 70s and 80s?

• Bears were becoming extinct

• Bears were frequently entering towns due to open garbage dumps

• Bears were attacking livestock

• Bears were migrating to other regions

What was a key strategy implemented to reduce bear habituation to human food?

• Feeding bears alternative food

• Relocating bears to remote areas

• Introducing bear-proof garbage bins

• Building more fences

Why are wildlife corridors important in Bull Valley?

• They help animals access food and mates

• They provide shelter for animals

• They are used for human recreation

• They prevent animals from entering towns

What is a major barrier to wildlife movement in Bull Valley?

• The trans-Canada highway

• Mountains

• Rivers

• Dense forests

What percentage of use in wildlife areas is attributed to humans?

• 30%

• 50%

• 94%

• 70%

What is a common issue with dogs in wildlife areas?

• They scare away birds

• They are often off-leash

• They chase wildlife

• They dig up plants

What is the purpose of the 'wild smart' program?

• To build more wildlife corridors

• To relocate wildlife

• To increase tourism

• To educate the community about coexisting with wildlife

What is a key component of teaching children about wildlife in Bull Valley?

• Avoiding all wildlife areas

• Tracking wildlife movements

• Understanding local wildlife behavior

• Feeding wildlife safely

What is a cultural aspect of living in Bull Valley?

• Hunting wildlife for sport

• Building more urban areas

• Avoiding all outdoor activities

• Using bear spray as part of daily life