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SUMMARY:JULT Annual Meeting 2023 - You Are Invited!
DESCRIPTION:Location: Underhill Town Hall\nCome celebrate a busy year of l
 and conservation at our Annual Meeting! Refreshments start at 6:30 p.m. wi
 th a short business meeting at 7 p.m. We are delighted to have Jaclyn Come
 au\, a wildlife biologist and the Black Bear Project Leader for the Vermon
 t Fish and Wildlife Department\, as our guest speaker. Her topic will be a
 bout living with black bears.\nFor over nine years\, Jaclyn has led black 
 bear research and education in Vermont. As a Black Bear Project Leader\, s
 he works to coordinate and conduct research evaluating the effects of indu
 strial wind development within large bear-scarred beech concentrations on 
 black bears. She also captures black bears to fit them with satellite GPS 
 collars. She studies black bear activity and habitat use via telemetry and
  remote camera data. She evaluates roads as potential landscape barriers i
 n cooperation with Staying Connected Initiative. And finally\, Jaclyn assi
 sts Vermont residents with resolving human-bear conflicts. Bring your ques
 tions and learn more about our important black bear neighbors.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong><em>Location: Underhill Town Hall<
 /em></strong></p>\n<p>Come celebrate a busy year of land conservation at o
 ur Annual Meeting! Refreshments start at 6:30 p.m. with a short business m
 eeting at 7 p.m. We are delighted to have Jaclyn Comeau\, <em>a wildlife b
 iologist and the <strong>Black Bear Project Leader</strong> for the Vermon
 t Fish and Wildlife Department</em>\, as our guest speaker. Her topic will
  be about living with black bears.</p>\n<p>For over nine years\, Jaclyn ha
 s led black bear research and education in Vermont. As a Black Bear Projec
 t Leader\, she works to coordinate and conduct research evaluating the eff
 ects of industrial wind development within large bear-scarred beech concen
 trations on black bears. She also captures black bears to fit them with sa
 tellite GPS collars. She studies black bear activity and habitat use via t
 elemetry and remote camera data. She evaluates roads as potential landscap
 e barriers in cooperation with Staying Connected Initiative. And finally\,
  Jaclyn assists Vermont residents with resolving human-bear conflicts. Bri
 ng your questions and learn more about our important black bear neighbors.
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