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Press the USFS to retain endangered species protection
July 10, 2001 - 6:55pm -- hydrarchist
Forest Friend writes: "Click on the links below to learn more and send a free web-fax urging the U.S. Forest Service not to suspend habitat protection rules for the Mexican spotted owl and Northern goshawk in Arizona and New Mexico. The Forest Service wants to drop the protections in order to increase logging within the "wildland-urban interface." Fire protection must go hand in hand with endangered species protection, however, not become an excuse to suspend environmental regulations.
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Send a free web-fax urging the Forest Service to retain endangered species protection rules.
Read more about how the Forest Service is proposing to eliminate Forest Plan protections for the Mexican spotted owl and the Northern goshawk within one half mile of "wildland-urban interface areas."
Forest Friend writes: "Click on the links below to learn more and send a free web-fax urging the U.S. Forest Service not to suspend habitat protection rules for the Mexican spotted owl and Northern goshawk in Arizona and New Mexico. The Forest Service wants to drop the protections in order to increase logging within the "wildland-urban interface." Fire protection must go hand in hand with endangered species protection, however, not become an excuse to suspend environmental regulations.
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Send a free web-fax urging the Forest Service to retain endangered species protection rules.
Read more about how the Forest Service is proposing to eliminate Forest Plan protections for the Mexican spotted owl and the Northern goshawk within one half mile of "wildland-urban interface areas."