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Bear Baiting Case Study
In this case of concerning bear baiting, the conflict is centered between the potential invasion of privacy of the baiting station possessed by bear hunters and the public safety that has raised more and more non-hunters’ attention since there are more public-owned rural lands under development and they want to prevent themselves away from any potential possibility of being attack by bears as well as bear baiting. According to the Section I of the Code of Ethics posted, GIS professionals, as obligation to public society, are encouraged to contribute to the community to the extent possible, feasible, and advisable, which requires making data and findings available. Therefore, to publicize the baiting station by using GPS coordinates is ought

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