USFWS Proposes To Delist Rocky Mountains Wolves
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has announced its intention to establish a Distinct Population Segment of the gray wolf in the Northern Rocky Mountains, and then delist this population. A Distinct Population Segment (DPS) is essentially a population of a species or subspecies of animal that occurs in a specific geographic portion of that species' or subspecies' range.
The proposed Northern Rocky Mountain (NRM) DPS would encompasses all of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, plus the eastern one-third of Washington, the eastern one-third of Oregon, and a small part of north-central Utah.
Read more and take action under :
http://www.omega-news.info/usfws_proposes_to_delist_rocky_mountains_wolves.htm
The proposed Northern Rocky Mountain (NRM) DPS would encompasses all of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, plus the eastern one-third of Washington, the eastern one-third of Oregon, and a small part of north-central Utah.
Read more and take action under :
http://www.omega-news.info/usfws_proposes_to_delist_rocky_mountains_wolves.htm
rudkla - 25. Apr, 19:14
