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Boulder volunteers harvest local fruit trees to prevent bear incursions

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Boulder volunteers harvest local fruit trees to prevent bear incursions

Season 2025 Episode 78 | 1m 34s | CC

Last year, Community Fruit Rescue harvested 50,000 pounds of fruit from Boulder trees. Video: Cormac McCrimmon.

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