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Lynx Walking

Endangered Species Act

Canada lynx draft recovery plan available for public review & comment

Dec 1, 2023

Dark colored gray wolf with a Uinta ground squirrel in its mouth

Endangered Species Act

USFWS finalizes designation of gray wolf experimental population in Colorado

Nov 7, 2023

Dark colored gray wolf with a Uinta ground squirrel in its mouth

Endangered Species Act

USFWS releases final EIS & draft decision to designate a gray wolf experimental population in Colorado

Sep 15, 2023

Colorado hookless cactus showing off four bright pink flowers

Endangered Species Act

Protections no longer needed for Colorado hookless cactus

Apr 10, 2023

A gray wolf sitting in dried grass. Only the head and shoulders are visible.

Endangered Species Act

Public invited to comment on draft rule & DEIS for proposed Colorado gray wolf experimental population designation

Feb 15, 2023

New Mexico meadow jumping mouse feeding on grass

Endangered Species Act

New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse Final Recovery Plan

Feb 1, 2023

Colorado pikeminnow at the bottom of streambed surrounded by rocks.

Endangered Species Act

Public Invited to Comment on Draft Recovery Plan for Colorado Pikeminnow

Nov 29, 2022

Endangered Species Act

Lesser Prairie-Chicken Listed Under the Endangered Species Act

Nov 17, 2022

Endangered Species Act

USFWS Initiates Process for State-Led Reintroduction of the Gray Wolf in Colorado

Jul 19, 2022

A grassy open field with sunlight breaking through the clouds.

Habitat Restoration

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Fund Sagebrush Projects in the West

Jun 16, 2022

Lesser prairie-chicken habitat conservation plan for oil and gas development in the Great Plains approved

Jun 3, 2022

Endangered Species Act

Service Proposes Listing Silverspot Butterfly as Threatened

May 3, 2022

Lynx Walking

Endangered Species Act

Canada lynx draft recovery plan available for public review & comment

Dec 1, 2023

Dark colored gray wolf with a Uinta ground squirrel in its mouth

Endangered Species Act

USFWS finalizes designation of gray wolf experimental population in Colorado

Nov 7, 2023

Dark colored gray wolf with a Uinta ground squirrel in its mouth

Endangered Species Act

USFWS releases final EIS & draft decision to designate a gray wolf experimental population in Colorado

Sep 15, 2023

Colorado hookless cactus showing off four bright pink flowers

Endangered Species Act

Protections no longer needed for Colorado hookless cactus

Apr 10, 2023

A gray wolf sitting in dried grass. Only the head and shoulders are visible.

Endangered Species Act

Public invited to comment on draft rule & DEIS for proposed Colorado gray wolf experimental population designation

Feb 15, 2023

New Mexico meadow jumping mouse feeding on grass

Endangered Species Act

New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse Final Recovery Plan

Feb 1, 2023

Colorado pikeminnow at the bottom of streambed surrounded by rocks.

Endangered Species Act

Public Invited to Comment on Draft Recovery Plan for Colorado Pikeminnow

Nov 29, 2022

Endangered Species Act

Lesser Prairie-Chicken Listed Under the Endangered Species Act

Nov 17, 2022

Endangered Species Act

USFWS Initiates Process for State-Led Reintroduction of the Gray Wolf in Colorado

Jul 19, 2022

A grassy open field with sunlight breaking through the clouds.

Habitat Restoration

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Fund Sagebrush Projects in the West

Jun 16, 2022

Lesser prairie-chicken habitat conservation plan for oil and gas development in the Great Plains approved

Jun 3, 2022

Endangered Species Act

Service Proposes Listing Silverspot Butterfly as Threatened

May 3, 2022

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