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Where the wild things are: Staying safe as human-wildlife encounters increase

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Yale wildlife expert Nyeema Harris explains why bears, coyotes, and birds aren’t “encroaching” on our lives — and how smarter habits and a little respect can help people and wildlife coexist.

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Where the wild things are: Staying safe as human-wildlife encounters increase

Yale wildlife expert Nyeema Harris explains why bears, coyotes, and birds aren’t “encroaching” on our lives — and how smarter habits and a little respect can help people and wildlife coexist.

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Yale University broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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