With a growing black bear population in parts of rural southern Missouri, the Department of Conservation is alerting beekeepers to be vigilant and to protect their investment after a Taney County farm recently lost five hives to a hungry bruin. The department currently receives about 200 bear reports a year. The Springfield News-Leader.
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July 29, 2009
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