WildEarth Guardians files Emergency Petition to list 32 species
WildEarth Guardians continues its actions to protect species en masse in filing an Emergency Petition to list 32 of the most imperiled species among the nearly 700 for which the groups has filed suit to protect already.
Bid aims to protect 32 species – Chicago Tribune
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Are the Yellowstone Bison on that list?
Nathan,
no, the Yellowstone Bison are not on the list.
It’s pretty neat though – It’s good to see such effort behind listing species that are not necessarily “charismatic” (I hate that characterization). It will be interesting to see what happens.
My guess is that if the list did include bison, the petition would not get a second look.
I hope the petition makes some progress as it may open the door to going forward once again, and gaining the precious ground that was lost as a result of the bush admin.