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Court Overturns Federal Authorization to Kill 72 Grizzlies Near Yellowstone

By Center for Biological Diversity on May 26, 2023   Featured, National, National/World  

Court Overturns Federal Authorization to Kill 72 Grizzlies Near Yellowstone

PINEDALE, Wyoming – The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service’s authorization of the killing of up to 72 grizzly bears on public land just outside of Yellowstone National Park violated federal law. Meant to accommodate private grazing operations in grizzly habitat, the 2019 grazing authorization would have allowed an unlimited […]

Lawsuit Launched to Protect Rare Southeast Alaska Wolf

By Center for Biological Diversity on Sep 8, 2021   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

Lawsuit Launched to Protect Rare Southeast Alaska Wolf

Alexander Archipelago Wolves Threatened by Logging, Trapping SITKA, Alaska— Conservation groups filed a formal notice Wednesday of their intent to sue the federal government for failing to act on a petition to protect Alexander Archipelago wolves in Southeast Alaska under the Endangered Species Act. Increased trapping and extensive logging have caused rapid population declines for […]

Lawsuit Launched to Save Alaska’s Cook Inlet Beluga Whales From Harmful Oil Exploration

By Center for Biological Diversity on Jan 31, 2020   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Lawsuit Launched to Save Alaska’s Cook Inlet Beluga Whales From Harmful Oil Exploration

  Whale Population Plummeting in Project Area, New Federal Data Show ANCHORAGE, Alaska— Conservation groups Friday threatened to sue the Trump administration for approving oil exploration in Alaska’s Cook Inlet after new federal data found a dramatic decline in the area’s population of endangered beluga whales. The formal notice of intent to file an Endangered Species Act lawsuit […]

Trump Administration Pushes Oil Development in Sensitive Arctic Reserve

By Center for Biological Diversity on Mar 23, 2018   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

Trump Administration Pushes Oil Development in Sensitive Arctic Reserve

ANCHORAGE— The Trump administration on Thursday took a major step toward opening up America’s largest roadless area — Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve — for new, industrial-scale oil development. The project threatens important habitat for several species that live on the Arctic Coastal Plain, including polar bears, caribou and migratory birds. Today’s draft review from the […]

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