Increased human interactions pose dangers to Catalina Island Foxes

AVALON — The Catalina Island Conservancy’s fox recovery program brought the endangered Catalina Island fox back from the brink of extinction in less than 15 years, resulting in a population of more than 1,700 in 2014. However, more foxes mean more interactions with humans, and those interactions can be dangerous...

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