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The BBCC was formerly known as the Black Bear Conservation Committee.
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If you have land located in the Mississippi, Atchafalaya, Ouachita, Red, or Neches River corridors (in Louisiana, Mississippi, or Texas), the BBCC would like to help you convert your marginal cropland back to forest.
Bottomland hardwood forests are prime habitat for many species of wildlife, including bears. It is estimated that over 250 species use this type of habitat. Riparian corridors also provide important habitat for migrating birds returning to their breeding ranges in the north country.
Tree planting options includ cost-share, donated plantings, and some profitable incentives. The BBCC will help you find the solution that best meets your needs and plans for your property. If we can't plant trees for you, we can direct you to others who can.
If you are interested in putting your land back into trees, contact the BBCC or call (225) 763-5425.
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For the first time in over 50 years, bears are returning to East Texas. Take a look at what this dynamic BBCC subcommittee is doing to pave the way.
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BBCC Priority Needs
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The BBCC needs funds to increase our educational programs in schools in the bear's range in Louisiana and east Texas. Can you help us reach the environmental stewards of the future?
Click here to donate today!
Click here to learn more about BBCC Priority Needs.
VEHICLES NEEDED!
The BBCC needs five trucks to support research projects around Louisiana. Do you or your company have a vehicle ready for replacement? Tax deduction available!
Two- or four-wheel drive in usable condition for off-road research work. Click here to contact the BBCC, or call us at (225) 763-5425.
Have a vehicle you no longer need? Missed the 'clunker' deadline? Boat? RV? ATV? Motorcycle? DONATE YOUR VEHICLE to the BBCC and take a tax deduction. We take care of the vehicle pickup, and all the paperwork. It's fast and easy. Get rid of your old vehicle, and help restore the bear. A win-win proposition! Call 1-866-628-2277 to donate your vehicle today.
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Feral Hog Problem?
Feral hogs can damage habitat and compete for food resources with other wildlife. Even more troublesome, feral hogs carry diseases that are potentially communicable to domestic livestock and/or humans.
Brucellosis has been recently documented in feral hogs and humans.
The BBCC has portable hog traps for limited loan.
For more information, contact the BBCC.
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