|
|
|
|
|
|
Endangered species around the country
Around the country there are thousands of species of animals that are
endangered. Elaborate efforts have been made to protect them, some at the
cost economic development of the areas they inhabit. But in few cases, such
as with the Bald Eagle and a few other species, protection efforts have
proven successful, while the survival of other species continue to hang in
the balance.
Turtles caught in research fight
Steelhead trout listed as endangered
In Washington, rare owls prowl Hanford Reach
Poacher of rare butterflies netted in national park
Yaqui catfish returns after a century
Pelican deaths trouble Texas officials
In Virginia, a last stronghold of a rare crustacean
|
|
|
|
|
|
Preserving nature's wild side |
|||
|
|
||
|
From NewsWorks | |||
Colorado to import lynx and wolverines The Denver Post Online
Lynx vs. ski resorts in land dispute
Wildlife Service rejects lynx for endangered list
"Pet" lynx's owner chooses death over zoo
Lynx, Europe's only predatory cat, finds refuge in Spain
Wolves, not coyotes, are big dogs on campus in Yellowstone
Wolves making a comeback in Yellowstone
Hunters await wolf's removal from endangered list
Strange bedfellows unite to back home for grizzlies
Can humans and bears coexist around Yellowstone?
Biologist critical of bear reintroduction plan
Montana divided on essential bear question
In Florida, endangered animals compete for the wild spaces
Landowners blame law for animal killings
Conflict between creatures
Chart: Where the predators are
| |||
|
From the Web |
|||
Ralph Maughan's Wolf Report, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana's Wolf Wars
|
|||
