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PERSONS who camp in Shenandoah National Park may wish to submit comments to the Park concerning a proposed new camping regulation. This regulation would require visitors to safeguard their food from black bears while camping in the Park.
Superintendent Robert R. Jacobsen explained, “A number of Park animals, particularly bears, have acquired the habit of seeking easy food by raiding garbage cans and stealing from campsites. This food, however, is unnatural to the bear’s diet, and lacks essential nutrition. Raiding bears in Park campgrounds caused more than
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