Frequently Asked Questions: Bear reporting and Bear Sighting

The mission of Nomadic Bear Response Urban Safety Coalition (NBRUSC) is to track and safely guide bears out of urban areas and back into their natural habitats, ensuring the safety of both the bears and the community. We provide real-time updates and alerts to the public, wildlife authorities and law enforement, helping to prevent potential human-wildlife conflicts and promoting coexistence. 

In Colorado, you can report all bear sightings to the Nomadic Bear Response Urban Safety Coalition, NBRUSC, through the bear sighting form online at www.nbrusc.org

You can report a bear sighting to the Nomadic Bear Response Urban Safety Coalition by visiting www.nbrusc.org. Fill out the form to alert our team for rapid response and bear tracking through urban areas.  

Provide the time, location, direction of travel and any relevant details about the bear's behavior and appearance.

Our team will promptly respond to track and safely guide the bear out of urban areas. If requested, we can provide you with real-time updates.

Yes, we offer educational programs on bear safety for schools, community groups, and individuals to learn about wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting our environment.

We monitor bear activity, educate the public, and respond to sightings to prevent human-bear conflicts and protect both bears and residents. 

We would love for you to join our mission and be a part of the solution! Please visit the Volunteer page here for full details.

If you encounter a bear, you should remain calm and try to de-escalate the situation. Most bears are peaceful and just want to be left alone and a surprise or sudden movement can trigger an attack. Visit the bear safety page here for more information or host NBRUSC for an educational event.