A home-based rehabilitation center for injured, sick and abandoned wildlife provides care for squirrels, raccoons, skunks and opossums to help release them into the wild.
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Laguna Woods Outlines Fines, Stricter Rules Against Feeding Wildlife
Laguna Woods City Council members unanimously voted to make stricter wildlife feeding regulations due to safety concerns about coyotes attacking pets, with fines starting at $100.
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Traveling Through the Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor
Environmental advocates have spent decades working to connect the Santa Ana Mountains to the South Coast Wilderness so wildlife can have enough space to travel and maintain healthy populations.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Public Interaction With All Wildlife Banned in Fountain Valley; Law Comes After Coyote Attack
Fountain Valley residents and visitors cannot feed, disturb, or have any contact with wildlife on city property, actions that will be prohibited starting Nov. 5.
Posted inOutdoors
Banning Ranch One Step Closer to Becoming Coastal Public Park with $8 million State Grant
In an era where Orange County is quickly developing remaining privately owned open space, some refer to Banning Ranch as “nature’s last stand.”
