Catalina Island Conservancy Plans ‘Lethal Removal’ of Mule Deer Population to Save Island’s Native Species

CATALINA ISLAND— Catalina Island's mule deer population is taking a toll on the island's ecosystem, and officials have proposed a drastic new plan to help save the island's native animal and plant s

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John Schram says:

November 1, 2023 at 3:28 pm

I cancelled my membership Rusak and the three board members who have ties to the Catalina Island Company are pushing this agenda First we need to Remove the Rusak vineyards and preserve the water

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