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Letter: Mountain lion policy endangers the public
In my previous letters, I documented the public’s concern regarding mountain lion activity. Since then, on Feb. 12 the California Department of Fish and Wildlife voted in favor of listing mountain lions as an endangered species. This gives mountain lions the highest protection level. Critically endangered would be the only thing higher. But that would require less than 250 individuals and there’s more than 4,000 mountain lions in the state. The…
Letter: Mountain lion policy endangers the public | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California
In my previous letters, I documented the public’s concern regarding mountain lion activity. Since then, on Feb. 12 the California Department of Fish and Wildlife voted in favor of listing mountain lions as an endangered species. This gives mountain lions the highest protection level. Critically endangered would be the only thing higher. But that would require less than 250 individuals and there’s more than 4,000 mountain lions in the state. The…
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