The Colombian coffee growers protecting the spectacled bear
Briefly

Jhoan Bravo recalls a childhood memory of his grandfather returning home with a killed spectacled bear, revealing a local tradition of using animal fat for strength.
Years of hunting have made sightings of spectacled bears less common, highlighting the change in Bravo's perspective as he learns the impact of habitat destruction on wildlife.
Bravo admits he used to chop trees down illegally for profit, unaware that this activity harmed endangered bears and the ecosystem.
Today, Bravo focuses on restoring the habitat for spectacled bears on his land, showcasing a shift in mindset from hunting to conservation.
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