Wildlife Feeding: Moreno Valley vs Riverside
How do wildlife feeding rules compare between Moreno Valley, CA and Riverside, CA?
Riverside has fewer restrictions than Moreno Valley.
Moreno Valley, CA
Riverside County
California Fish and Game Code section 2118 prohibits keeping or feeding wildlife including coyotes, raccoons, and wild predators. Moreno Valley enforces this through Code Compliance and coordinates with CDFW. Feeding attracts predators into residential areas near the Box Springs Mountains and creates public safety risks.
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Riverside County
California Fish & Game Code §251.1 prohibits harassing wildlife, and intentionally feeding large mammals such as deer, coyotes, bears, or mountain lions is strongly discouraged and can trigger nuisance abatement. Riverside residents should also avoid attracting wildlife via unsecured trash and pet food.
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