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With New Jersey's nuisance bear reports up 44 percent over last year, legislators from the heart of bruin country are demanding that the Department of Environmental Protection release bear population estimates and suggested the numbers are being suppressed. But DEP officials contend they do not have statewide numbers, only "a study area estimate." In The Star-Ledger.
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