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Catalina Deer Removal Faces Legal Pushback | Los Angeles News
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Catalina Island’s mule deer removal plan remains active after a judge denied an injunction, allowing the Conservancy to proceed under its state permit as it argues the deer are devastating native ecosystems. Critics, including LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn, oppose the cull, calling it too extreme and urging Governor Newsom to intervene. The anti-removal group vows to keep fighting in court and seeking alternatives, as tensions rise over what’s best for the island’s fragile environment.
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