Judge Denies Last-Minute Bid to Stop Catalina Island Deer Eradication
The conservancy said the first phase will kill about 200 deer as it tests methods before a broader eradication effort begins.
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Thousands of deer to be killed on Catalina Island — and why it’ll stop wildfires
Nearly all of the Catalina Island mule deer are set to be killed under a controversial California plan to save native plants and make the wildfire-prone area less combustible.
They want to exterminate two thousand deer to preserve native plant species on the California coast
They want to exterminate two thousand deer to preserve native plant species on the California coast.The court allowed the Santa Catalina Island conservation organization to kill a population of mule deer...
Killing of Catalina Island deer will go forward despite last-minute appeals
A judge tentatively rejected a request for a temporary halt to the eradication of all mule deer on Catalina Island. Meanwhile, a Los Angeles County supervisor has asked the governor to step in.
The court allowed the conservation organization of the island of Santa Catalina in the United States to destroy almost the entire population of mules that threatened the local ecosystem.
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