In July of 1991 a naturalist by the name of Jim Tolisano and 14 others went on an expedition in order to prove that grizzly bears still inhabit the state of Colorado. The discovery of a bear or any other evidence of their inhabitance would result in a ban of hunting and a study of the bears conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. If a shortage was found, then additional bears might have to be added from Montana or Alaska to supplement the population. Many sectors of industry would be altered if the grizzly were to be found. Logging operations would be shut down due to the possible threat to the bear's habitat. This would mean thousands of acres of land would be free of logging. The tourism industry might also take a staggering blow if the proposed East Fork Ski Area near Pagosa Springs, a potentially lucrative resort, is unable to open because of these ongoing studies. Many loggers and sawmill workers are worried about

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