Urban deer a target as B.C. government, cities try to curb wasting disease
- The B.C. Government plans to cull up to 100 urban deer in Cranbrook and Kimberley to test for Chronic Wasting Disease from February 18-25, 2025.
- Five cases of CWD have been identified in southeast B.C., primarily around Cranbrook, since early last year, indicating a growing concern for the disease.
- Randene Neill, Minister for Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, stated that controlling urban deer populations will help in testing for CWD and protecting wild deer.
- The removal of deer will be conducted humanely by professionals, and future management will rely on testing results and local Indigenous knowledge.
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