Florida’s natural treasures threatened by Trump plan to gut Endangered Species Act
This staggeringly broad attack on wildlife could harm Florida species such as manatees and Key deer.
This staggeringly broad attack on wildlife could harm Florida species such as manatees and Key deer.
The proposal is among the more high-profile actions taken under the Endangered Species Act by the administration.
The best thing we can do is preserve gopher tortoise burrows and the longleaf pine ecosystem supporting them.
State officials believe they don’t have to follow the federal Endangered Species Act when it comes to protecting manatees.
The tribe joined a lawsuit initiated by environmental groups aimed at stopping the detention site.
The leaders of the state’s environmental protection efforts can’t drag their heels any longer.
The use of biotechnology for conservation promises solutions to otherwise intractable problems.
The government must adequately staff the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge to stop harm to manatees.
An environmental group filed a notice of intent to sue over staffing at the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge.
The Trump administration would gut habitat protections by changing how harm is defined under the Endangered Species Act.
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