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A judge dismissed a lawsuit against Dauphin Island’s fox removal program, saying only federal courts can review federally approved conservation efforts.
A Mobile County judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Dauphin Island’s fox removal program, ruling state courts lack authority over federally approved conservation efforts tied to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill recovery.
The program, aimed at protecting endangered birds and sea turtles, uses humane trapping and euthanasia methods approved by the USDA.
The judge emphasized that only federal courts can review such decisions and noted the foxes, classified as game animals, pose a threat to protected species.
The plaintiffs may pursue the matter in federal court.
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Un juez desestimó una demanda contra el programa de eliminación de zorros de la isla de Dauphin, diciendo que solo los tribunales federales pueden revisar los esfuerzos de conservación aprobados por el gobierno federal.