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FOIA Species: Grizzly Bear

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Grizzly Bear
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000971_GB Tetonia
  • DOI-FWS-2024-000444_GB Simms MT
  • DOI-FWS-2024-000585_GB relocation
  • DOI-FWS-2024-000849_GB take
     

DOI-FWS-2023-000602

  • 20221102_FOIA Request to FWS RE relocation.pdf
  • 20240404_3rd Interim LTR_DOI-FWS-2023-000602.pdf
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000602_Final release
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000602_Interim 1&2
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000602_Interim 3 Docs_a
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000602_Interim 3 Docs_b
  • DOI-FWS-2023-000602_Interim 3 Docs_c

FOIA Species - Grizzly Bear

Grizzly Bear (GB) - Conflicts

USFWS Species profile about species listing status, federal register publications, recovery, critical habitat, conservation planning, petitions and life history:

  • https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/7642
  • https://www.fws.gov/species/grizzly-bear-ursus-arctos-horribilis

Grizzly Bear Conflict Documents

  • DOI-FWS-2022 005513_GB1057
  • DOI-FWS-2022-000375 Grizzly Bear Conflicts in Teton County, WY
  • DOI-FWS-2022-001303 Multiple GB Conflicts
  • DOI-FWS-2022-005571 Multiple GB Conflicts
  • DOI-FWS-2022-005958 Multiple GB Conflicts
  • DOI-FWS-2023-001096 Tetonia ID

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