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Judge rules 2,000 Catalina Island deer can be killed to save native plant species
A mule deer doe walks through a hillside behind the Descanso Beach Club in Avalon on Catalina Island.
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A California judge approved the removal of up to 2,000 mule deer from Catalina Island to protect native plant species. The decision follows concerns that the deer population is damaging the island’s ecosystem. The ruling allows authorities to conduct a cull on the island, which is home to the endangered Catalina Island fox and other native flora.
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