Endangered Species

Mexican Long-Nosed Bats Now Being Spotted In Southeastern Arizona

Researchers say they now can tell the endangered species apart from other bats by analyzing saliva left behind when sipping nectar.
By TY ONEIL and FELICIA FONSECA, AP

Donald Trump Has Been Obsessed With A Fish For Years

Trump’s targeting of the delta smelt is the basis for a misinformation campaign against California.
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U.S. Proposes Listing Monarch Butterflies Under Endangered Species Act To Aid Recovery

“I wish it was different, but our beloved monarchs are in trouble and they need our help.”
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The 2024 Election Could Have Huge Consequences For 1 ‘Threatened’ Animal

Two decades after the George W. Bush administration torpedoed grizzly restoration in the Bitterroot, the bears are returning on their own.
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Another Major Legal Battle Is Brewing Over The Killing Of Gray Wolves

Environmental groups will soon sue in an effort to win back Endangered Species Act protections.
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GOP Pushes Disastrous Environmental Plan As The Planet Bakes

House Republicans want to turbocharge the very industries chiefly responsible for the accelerating climate crisis.
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U.S. May Lift Federal Protections For Some Grizzly Bears, Opening Door To Hunting

The brown bears could lose protections in the northern Rocky Mountains.
By Matthew Brown, AP

Colorado's New Wolf Plan Is Likely To Reignite Political Tensions

The new plan threatens to spur another yearslong battle over wolf hunting.
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The Bidens Served Up A Controversial Meal At The White House

Retailers pulled the crustaceans from shelves after sustainability groups said the lobster industry poses risks to endangered whales. The Bidens just ordered 200.
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Bald Eagles Nesting In New York City For First Time In 100 Years

For the first time in nearly a hundred years, bald eagles are nesting in New York City.
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