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Predator removal alone is unlikely to rebuild Utah's deer herds

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By John Ziegler Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Ted Williams' opinion piece, "Humans - and deer - are healthier when we live with mountain lions," makes an important point about how Utah manages wildlife. Predator removal alone is unlikely to rebuild deer herds. As a longtime resident of Utah who spends a lot of time on our public lands, I fully understand the concern about mule deer.
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Lamb Chomps Help Reduce Fire Risk at San Marcos Foothills Preserve

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By John Ziegler Verified
| Noozhawk Verified
Channel Islands Restoration (CIR) has partnered with Cuyama Lamb to begin their annual prescribed sheep grazing program at the San Marcos Foothills Preserve (SMFP), a public grassland in Santa Barbara near Highway 154. SMFP is temporarily home to 390 Merino sheep ewes (female sheep) and their lambs (juveniles) that are grazing to restore native grasslands. The Merino sheep are grazing 103 acres at the preserve, which significantly benefits the land and the community.
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Northwest Concert Band to present spring concert

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By John Ziegler Verified
| Daily Herald Verified
Updated 3/1/2023 9:37 AM Please join the Northwest Concert Band at its Spring Concert. Hear exciting and moving arrangements of movie scores and sparkling solos as well as fresh new selections for concert band. Randy Steinberg and Greg Mullen will conduct. This concert will be at the John G. Conyers Learning Academy, 2800 West Central Road, Rolling Meadows. Admission is $7, with children 18 and younger free.
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