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per colli à 50 pak 250 native elk die inside fenced area at California seashore – Monterey Herald
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POINT REYES, Calif. (AP)  More than 250 tule elk died inside a fenced area at a Northern California seashore during a two-year period, and a lack of water is possibly the cause.
The National Park Service on Thursday confirmed the elk died inside a fenced elk preserve at California”s Point Reyes National Seashore from 2012 to 2014.
“While we were out on the range conducting our annual census, we observed the ponds had gone dry. We are looking into options for carting water in, making sure there is water out there,” Press said.
The elk are successful example of an effort to save one of North America”s larger species. Hunting drove the animals, known for the elaborate antlers, almost to extinction in the 19th century. Authorities reintroduced tule elk to the coast decades ago, and they now are a main attraction for more than 2.5 million tourists who visit the area each year.
Tule elk need room to roam, and native wildlife shouldn”t live in a fenced in area, Miller said. The tule elk have been fenced since 1978, but park service officials are looking at options as they revamp their ranch management plan, likely by early next year.