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    Hurlburt monitors black bear movements to reduce encounters [Image 2 of 3]

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    A young woman wearing a green 'CMML' t-shirt is carefully installing or adjusting a trail/wildlife camera onto a metal pole secured with a strap. She is focused intently on the device, using both hands to position or configure it. The setting appears to be an outdoor area near a building, photographed in bright daylight.

    HURLBURT FIELD, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    07.30.2026

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Mateo Garcia 

    1st Special Operations Wing

    Desirae Minns, a Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands wildlife biologist, secures a trail camera to a post at Hurlburt Field, Florida, July 30, 2026. Environmental personnel use the cameras to monitor bear activity near developed areas, assess reports of injured wildlife, and identify recurring human to bear interactions in an effort to reduce wildlife encounters on the installation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Mateo Garcia)

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    Date Taken: 07.30.2026
    Date Posted: 09.11.2026 13:17
    Photo ID: 9927695
    VIRIN: 260730-F-RW354-1027
    Resolution: 5634x3756
    Size: 4.25 MB
    Location: HURLBURT FIELD, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 8
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    A woman wearing a green t-shirt sits at a desk reviewing wildlife trail camera footage on a Dell monitor. The screen displays a black-and-white night vision image of what appears to be a bear near a tree, with a timestamp of 08/11/2025 at 08:41 PM and temperature reading of 77°F, labeled 'ENVIRO3'. The setting appears to be a wildlife or environmental research office.
    A young woman wearing a green 'CMML' t-shirt is carefully installing or adjusting a trail/wildlife camera onto a metal pole secured with a strap. She is focused intently on the device, using both hands to position or configure it. The setting appears to be an outdoor area near a building, photographed in bright daylight.
    The image shows a circular black-and-white label/sticker affixed to a dark surface, belonging to a product called 'The Original BEARicuda Bin.' The label advertises a wildlife-resistant container product with cartoon illustrations of a bear and a barracuda fish. The branding includes slogans, a website, and a phone number.

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