§ 2123 Undesirable Wild Animal Designation
This law says the department, together with the State Department of Food and Agriculture, must create easy‑to‑understand pictures and explanations about wild animals that are listed as harmful to the state's native wildlife or farms, so officers know why those animals are a problem.
A wildlife officer is trying to decide if a group of feral pigs should be removed from a farm area.
The department provides a brochure with photos of feral pigs and a simple write‑up that explains how they damage crops and hurt native animals, helping the officer understand why the pigs are considered undesirable and can be acted against.
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§ 2123 Undesirable Wild Animal Designation
Last verified: January 10, 2026