Penalties for knowingly luring bears with food more than doubled under law that allows Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials to issue citations without…
Sources: Colorado Sun (nonprofit statewide newsroom) · 9News (Denver TV station)
A new Colorado law tougher on people who feed bears took effect this week. Here’s what it does.
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