Posts Tagged ‘ESA’
A Monarch Kerfuffle, Implications of an ESA Listing
Last week, an article headlined “Monarch butterflies now classified as endangered” set conservation social media on fire. Problem is it was (mostly) clickbait. The monarch butterfly has not been listed as an endangered species under the endangered species act (ESA), and as such they do not receive the legal ESA protections that go with it.…
Read MoreWolf council holds first meeting; former large-carnivore specialist shakes things up
*Image provided courtesy of the U.P. Ruffed Grouse Association The new Wolf Management Advisory Council (WMAC) met for the first time Wednesday to determine agenda format, logistics and public comment guidelines for the council moving forward. In January, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), through the Department of the Interior, delisted the gray…
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