California’s reintroduction of gray wolves has led to significant challenges for livestock producers, particularly due to strict protections under the California Endangered Species Act. These protections prohibit ranchers from lethally removing wolves, even when livestock is threatened, unless there’s an immediate human safety risk. Violations can result in penalties of up to $100,000 and potential jail time
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