Deadlines set to decide whether fish, cactus warrant endangered status
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will have to decide soon whether or not two species with a presence in New Mexico merit endangered status. Following a court order from the U.S. District Court for ...
Center for Biological Diversity1 天
Legal Victory Secures Endangered Species Decisions for New Mexico Cactus, Rio Grande Fish
The Center for Biological Diversity and WildEarth Guardians today secured court-ordered deadlines requiring the U.S. Fish and ...
Center for Biological Diversity8 年
SAVING THE TOPEKA SHINER
Stream channelization, dam construction, and impoundments change the water flow, temperature, and quality to which the Topeka shiner is specifically adapted. Dams also prevent shiners from migrating ...
来自MSN2 个月
Conservation groups sue U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, seek protection of native cactus in ...
They’re two conservation groups, now suing the federal government over what advocates call delayed protections for the Rio Grande Shiner fish and the Clover’s Cactus found in northwest New Mexico.