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A California conservation agency plans to cull approximately 200 invasive mule deer on Catalina Island to restore native ecosystems and reduce wildfire risk, despite legal challenges and public opposition. A judge tentatively allowed the eradication to proceed, citing that no irreparable harm would occur before final court decisions. Critics argue that eliminating the deer could increase vegetation fuels and wildfire danger, while supporters emphasize the ecological damage caused by the deer’s overpopulation.
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