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Are bears that approach people / camp-grounds in the Frontcountry “tame”?

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Are bears that approach people / camp-grounds in the Frontcountry “tame”?

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No! None of the bears in Denali are “tame”. Bears that approach people and campgrounds may be habituated to the presence of humans and/or conditioned to obtaining human food. These bears have a higher potential for unwanted encounters with people because they often lose their fear of humans or may attempt to get further food rewards. It is these bears that most often require management action on the part of park staff to keep both people and the bears safe. Never feed or leave food or garbage where a bear might get it, and always discourage bears in close proximity to homes or camps by shouting, honking car horns, or making other raucous sounds.

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