Reply #33

The lambing area is going to be surrounded completely by wind farms on the north and west, to the south is the border fence and to the east, just sand.

You shouldn't make such statements when you haven't seen the terrain. These are the last suitable habitat areas in the vicinity.

There are some rocky hills in Anza Borrego state park but the wind farm in Ocotillo will effectively make it very difficult for sheep to get across that area anymore, forcing them to stay in the southern and western portion of their habitat where another wind facility is soon coming in, also on BLM land. Nobody is paying attention to the cumulative impact of these things.