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Reuters recently reported that Washington is down to two breeding pairs.
I wonder if the US Fish & Wildlife Service would agree to these changes? They need to approve the wolf plan, since wolves are an endangered species.
Well, that's your opinion that they're not an endangered species. Maybe what I should have said is that they are on the endangered species list. Right or wrong, the fact is the federal government considers wolves to be endangered. (Endangered of going extinct, I guess) But anyway the point is the USFWS is in charge and the state can't just change the wolf plan without their approval.
Right or wrong, the fact is the federal government considers wolves to be endangered. (Endangered of going extinct, I guess)
Quote from: bobcat on March 06, 2015, 09:50:19 AMRight or wrong, the fact is the federal government considers wolves to be endangered. (Endangered of going extinct, I guess) What about the eastern 1/3 of the state? The feds don't consider wolves endangered there. Why not revise the wolf plan now? Seems like the feds would agree with a revision........