Court Overules Federal Removal of Great Lakes Wolf From Endangered Species List
In response to lawsuits filed by environmental groups, a federal court overruled the Bush administration's 2007 removal of the Gray Wolf from the
endangered species list in the Great Lakes region. Under protection of the endangered species act, the Great Lakes wolf population has risen to 4000. This ruling has stopped the slaughter of wolves in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
Via:
Center for Biological Diversity
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Posted by Jennifer Lance at October 9, 2008 1:54 AM
This is great to know. As someone from Michigan and a wolf lover, this is great news. Thanks for putting the info out there.
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Keep up the good fight and Alter the Eco!
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