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Vancouver looks to frozen eggs to help control Canada goose population

Summary by Ground News
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation wants the public to report a nest sighting so staff can replace the eggs with ones that have been frozen. The board says replacing eggs, in a process known as addling, is one of the most humane ways to control the birds' population.

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