United StatesThe Catalina Island Conservancy has announced that it will proceed with the first phase of a plan to eradicate nearly all 2,000 deer on Catalina Island, following a tentative ruling by a judge on a legal challenge. This initiative aims to address ecological concerns related to the deer population, which may be impacting the local environment. The decision comes after legal proceedings that temporarily halted the project but were later resolved. The conservancy emphasizes the importance of preserving the island’s ecosystem through this measure.
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