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Take Action:

Save the Endangered Species Act

Issue:

Region:

Rocky Mountains

Office:

Northern Rockies

Background:

FAQ About Critical Habitat and the Endangered Species Act

Understanding the Endangered Species Act

Editorial:

A law not to be trifled with International Herald Tribune

Legal Document:

Yellowstone Grizzly Delisting Complaint (06/04/07)

Policy Reference:

At-risk Species Threatened By Global Warming

Press Release:

Lawsuit Filed to Restore Protections for Yellowstone Grizzly Bears (06/04/07)

Lifting of Grizzly Bear Protections Disputed (04/05/07)

Conservation Groups Call on Forest Service to Protect Grizzly Bear Habitat (07/06/06)

Federal Agencies Admit Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Population Fails To Meet Current Recovery Criteria (06/15/06)

Scientists say Yellowstone Grizzlies Still Need Safety Net (03/20/06)

Additional Resources:

Earthjustice Comments on Grizzly Delisting

Endangered Species Success Stories

Reports:

Annual Report of the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team 2005

Open Season on America's Wildlife

Reassessing Methods to Estimate Population Size and Sustainable Mortality Limits for the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear

Sign-on Letter:

Letter from 250 Scientists Opposing Grizzly Delisting

Cases

Grizzly Bears, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Northern Rockies

In Brief: The federal government is attempting to remove Endangered Species Act protection from Yellowstone-area grizzly bears. Earthjustice is pursuing several actions to block the delisting, to stop excessive roading and logging, and to increase protection for two isolated grizzly populations.

Staff:

Clients:

Great Bear Foundation

Greater Yellowstone Coalition

Montana Wilderness Association

Updated: February 19, 2001

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