The Channel Islands National Park has Received Funding to Remove Derelict oil Well Site

VENTURA— On June 13, the Channel Islands National Park Service announced $1.43 million in funding to remove the infrastructure, seal the oil well, and restore the soil from the drilling site above Scorpion Ranch on the island’s east end. Funding is a portion of about $9.8 million the National Park Service...

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The Channel Islands National Park has Received Funding to Remove Derelict oil Well Site

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