In 2019, there was a spate of burro killings in the Mojave Desert ... The Mojave Desert burros, unlike those in Death Valley, are protected under the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act ...

The illegal shooting of five burros found dead in Death Valley National Park marked the latest chapter in a prolonged controversy over how to best manage the animals' ever-expanding population.

There hasn’t been a large roundup in years because of a lack of funding, but the Death Valley has obtained funding to ramp up its roundups starting in the 2026 fiscal year, NPS said. The burro ...

When Mark Meyers removes a wild burro in Death Valley National Park, he’s supporting the mission of the National Park Service (NPS) by helping eliminate a non-native species.

They also take exception, however, to the National Park Service’s ongoing efforts to transform Death Valley into a “no-burro zone.” Burros remain a popular specimen of regional wildlife in ...

In 2019, there was a spate of burro killings in the Mojave Desert ... The Mojave Desert burros, unlike those in Death Valley, are protected under the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act ...

They also should not touch or move the burro carcasses ... National Park Service is working to remove feral burros from Death Valley, for their own safety and to reduce impacts to native wildlife.” ...

Eleven burros died in Death Valley because of a suspected algae bloom, and officials are warning the public about the hazardous water. The burros were found near Owls Hole Spring, officials said ...

Park officials were investigating after five burros were found shot and killed at Death Valley National Park in California, officials said Thursday. National Park Service officials said the five ...

Five wild burros were found shot and killed near a spring in Death Valley National Park, officials said Friday. Park officials believe it is one of the largest illegal killings in the park’s ...