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Wildlife policy and attributed viewpoints

How should residents’ experiences be considered alongside scientific and legal sources?

The editorial’s reproduced July 28, 2024 letter presents a resident’s advocacy. It is historical context, not a current-cycle agency response or independent ecological finding.

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Public deliberation can acknowledge lived experience while identifying what additional evidence is needed.

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Evidence from the report

This Phase 1 citation points back to the source material that informed the civic question.

Supporting report

The Swans of Clear Lake: An Editorial by Grand Jury Member, S. Leckbee

Report section
Reproduced July 28, 2024 advocacy letter
Source citation
The Swans of Clear Lake: An Editorial by Grand Jury Member, S. Leckbee, Reproduced July 28, 2024 advocacy letter, physical PDF page 80 of Lake County Civil Grand Jury Final Report 2025–2026.
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