You are referring to one location? Was this location actually protected or was it a place of consideration, never established as a protected land? What is the name of this place so I can check it out?

There are 10 specific areas in Southern California fully protected, and over 100 being considered with many organizations working diligently to protect these areas. This does not include Northern California. The coastal Southern California has already lost this battle for the most part, except so far Camp Pendleton is doing this in a catch 22. Hard to protect land already owned by thousands of different people, but maybe Pendleton will one day be this preserved land. Small areas in the coast are protected but small so not a significant land.

I hope you don't believe it is ok to let reptiles go in this land, do you? Do you believe it is already dead still? Take your time, go do some research then get back to me. A lot of this land was protected in 2002, so look for new information. Also don’t forget the state parks not referred to in my count.

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