Now that spring has arrived, Easton Police note that black bears have become active again.  Residents are reminded to keep trash cans secured, to not leave any food outside and bring in any bird feeders.  The Kellogg Environmental Center is hosting an online presentation on how residents can coexist and reduce conflicts with bears.  Topics will include the natural history of black bears in Connecticut and how Wildlife Biologists study and manage the bear population.  DEEP Wildlife Biologist Kyle Testerman will lead the Zoom discussion on the 26th at 6pm.  Registration is required.