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They Didn't Get the 'Aw, Cute' Memo Public hearings on polar-bear fate get Alaskans all riled up		05 Mar 2007	Daily Grist
They Didn't Get the "Aw, Cute" Memo Public hearings on polar-bear fate get Alaskans all riled up The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is holding public hearings on plans to list the polar bear under the Endangered Species Act, and it's getting an earful. A hearing in Anchorage on Friday brought out critics of all stripes, from the deputy director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association ...
Topics: Alaska, endangered species, news, US Fish and Wildlife Service (all these topics)

You Can Poach an Egg, But You Shouldn't Poach an Elephant Elephants massacred as ivory trade picks up		28 Feb 2007	Daily Grist
You Can Poach an Egg, But You Shouldn't Poach an Elephant Elephants massacred as ivory trade picks up As many as 23,000 elephants may have been killed in just one year, as an international effort to stem the ivory trade has fallen to the wayside, particularly in Africa. Increased demand for white tuskiness in Japan and China, combined with declining funding for anti-poaching programs, has overwhelmed the intenti ...
Topics: Africa, endangered species, news, wildlife (all these topics)

Supreme Court to examine Endangered Species Act Justices agree to hear Defenders of Wildlife case	Justin Pidot	09 Jan 2007	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species, litigation, wildlife (all these topics)

What top environmental orgs have to say about animal welfare They don't ignore it	Jason D Scorse	05 Dec 2006	Gristmill

Topics: animal welfare, biodiversity, endangered species, environmental movement, NRDC, World Wildlife Fund (all these topics)

A ferretible accomplishment Almost extinct in the '70s, black-footed ferrets celebrate 25 years since their rediscovery	Kate Sheppard	26 Sep 2006	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species, wildlife (all these topics)

Mouse pad State mulls fate of meadow mouse as development vultures lurk in the background	Kate Sheppard	14 Sep 2006	Gristmill

Topics: Colorado, endangered species, wildlife (all these topics)

What do you mean I can't sell my gold-plated ivory-billed woodpecker?	Chris Schults	30 Jun 2006	Gristmill

Topics: business, endangered species, shopping, websites (all these topics)

Something Fishy: Whale of a tale Marine mammals face myriad dangers thanks to humans	Sarah van Schagen	10 May 2006	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species, oceans, wildlife (all these topics)

Uplifting news about endangered species Pharmaceuticals may be saving species	Corey McKrill	11 Oct 2005	Gristmill

Topics: China, endangered species, health, wildlife (all these topics)

Speak Now, or Forever Hold Your Species Enviros anxious as Senate gears up to reform Endangered Species Act	Amanda Griscom Little	07 Oct 2005	Muckraker
There's been much wailing and gnashing of teeth in the environmental community since Rep. Richard Pombo (R-Calif.) pushed his overhaul of the Endangered Species Act through the House of Representatives last week. All eyes are now on the Senate to see whether Pombo's bill -- described as "so toxic it's radioactive" by Jamie Rappaport Clark, wh ...
Topics: endangered species, legislation, Muckraker, politics, US Senate (all these topics)

The death of enviroliberalism (part 2) Environmentalism and liberalism shouldn't be joined at the hip.	Jeremy Carl	13 Jun 2005	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species, energy, environmental movement, Kyoto Protocol, messaging, politics (all these topics)

Flipping (over) the bird My favorite side effects of the ivory-bill discovery	Katharine Wroth	23 May 2005	Gristmill

Topics: Arkansas, endangered species, fashion, wildlife (all these topics)

Big news for the bird nerd crowd Woodpecker long thought extinct shows back up!	David Roberts	28 Apr 2005	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species (all these topics)

The gall of Small	David Roberts	20 Feb 2005	Gristmill

Topics: endangered species (all these topics)

Kick the Habitat GOP has set its sights on revamping the Endangered Species Act	Amanda Griscom Little	17 Nov 2004	Muckraker
The newly empowered Republican majority on Capitol Hill will grease the skids for plenty of legislation that's sure to gall environmentalists and delight developers, but the most galling and delighting of all could be sweeping changes to the 30-year-old Endangered Species Act. A Florida panther wonders whether ESA is really past its prime. Photo: U.S. FWS. Business leaders, top Bu ...
Topics: endangered species, legislation, Muckraker, politics, wildlife (all these topics)

Craig's List An interview with Bush's point person on species and parks	Amanda Griscom	15 Apr 2004	Main Dish
Craig Manson. Craig Manson is the man President Bush selected to protect America's critters. And like many top dogs in this administration, he's not exactly considered a good friend of the environmental community. As assistant interior secretary for fish, wildlife, and parks, Manson implements the Endangered Species Act, determines the direction of the National Park System and the Fish and Wi ...
Topics: Department of Interior, endangered species, interview, national parks, politics, United States (all these topics)

Medium Rare David Quammen's Monster of God looks at the endangered animals that endanger us	Kathryn Schulz	18 Nov 2003	Arts and Minds

Topics: books, endangered species, wildlife (all these topics)

Owl Play		06 Jun 2003	Daily Grist
Owl Play Logging in the Sierra Nevadas could nearly triple if the U.S. Forest Service manages the forests there according to the new plan it released yesterday. That plan would reduce habitat for the California spotted owl in favor of aggressive forest thinning in the name of wildfire prevention. The Forest Service says the plan, which would radically revise the ...
Topics: California, deforestation, endangered species, logging, news, US Forest Service, wildlife (all these topics)

The Endangered Endangered Species Act		29 May 2003	Daily Grist
The Endangered Endangered Species Act The federal Endangered Species Act is so cash-strapped that it is effectively "broken," the Interior Department announced yesterday. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service blamed the financial trouble on the act's "critical habitat" provision, which requires federal agencies to consult wit ...
Topics: Department of Interior, endangered species, litigation, news, politics, US Fish and Wildlife Service, wildlife (all these topics)

California Condos Back from the Brink? Species to be bred in captivity and released back to the wild	Deborah Knight	01 Apr 2001	Main Dish
In the latest initiative by developers to go green, a consortium of builders has created the "Condo Restoration Fund." Condos, which once ranged freely over the California landscape, are now being displaced by red-legged frogs, pocket mice, giant kangaroo rats, and other ridiculous creatures, said Diggem Fast, the president of the fund. Can these condos be ...
Topics: California, endangered species, placemaking (all these topics)

The Dream of the Black-and-Blue Turtles Sea turtle activists are pushing for protections in Texas	Dan Oko	25 Aug 2000	Main Dish
They may be swimming against the current, but sea turtle advocates say they want Gov. George W. Bush (R) to show a little of his fabled compassion for the endangered reptiles that frequent the Gulf of Mexico along the Texas coast. The New York Times ad. Image: STRP. As the GOP presidential hopeful prepared to accept his party's nomination earlier this month, the San Francisco- ...
Topics: endangered species, fishing, grassroots activism, oceans, Texas, wildlife (all these topics)

Down for the Count? There aren't many right whales left	Gail Krueger	09 Jun 2000	Main Dish
Chris Slay wears bib overalls and wire-rimmed glasses, occasionally recites poetry, and watches right whales for a living. Once more into the breach. David Wiley, National Marine Fisheries Service. After this year's dismal right whale calving season, the poetry that comes to Slay's mind is darkly pessimistic. The rarest whale of them all may be getting rarer. The Northern right whale, the most endangered of th ...
Topics: endangered species, oceans, wildlife (all these topics)

A Monarch's Ransom Don't let a chance to save the butterfly flutter by	Gary Paul Nabhan, Writers on the Range	10 Sep 1999	Main Dish
A couple of weeks ago, while the federal government was removing peregrine falcons from the list of endangered species, I was out watching the first monarch butterflies migrate through the desert on their way to Mexico. I saw both the migratory monarchs and their homebody cousins, the butterflies known as Queens, hovering around the lovely flowers of a milkweed native to W ...
Topics: agriculture, endangered species, toxics, wildlife (all these topics)

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