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 Ken Foote, (808) 792-9535 or 282-9442

Public comments accepted until December 21

The comment period for the proposal to list two species of Hawaiian damselflies as endangered was reopened today by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.  The flying earwig Hawaiian damselfly and the Pacific Hawaiian damselfly are unique insects found nowhere...

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 Tom Alvarez 413-253-8356

Managers with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are assessing national wildlife refuge facilities and habitats damaged as Hurricane Ida swept through the mid-Atlantic November 11-13. Most of the heavy storm damage occurred at Virginia national wildlife refuges with minor damage scattered along the eastern coast as far as ...

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 Joan Jewett, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 503-231-6211
Seamas McCaffrey, Freeland Foundation, (Bangkok) 66-2-204-2719

 Two Thai nationals were arrested November 16 in Bangkok, Thailand, and charged for illegally trading African ivory, following a two year-long international joint investigation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servic...

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