61. Animals Of Canada In Danger: Endangered And Threatened country education game endangered animals threatened danger species mammals oceansforests whales giant anteater sloth macaw spectacled bear brazilian tapir http://www.garyradley.com/animals/animals_canada.htm

Click on an animal to find out why it is in danger! Canada USA South America Europe ... Australia OVERVIEW OF ANIMALS IN DANGER IN CANADA! "Over the past century, habitat destruction, over-zealous hunting or harvesting, and competition from introduced species has led to the decline and extinction of many North American species." UNEP ~ GEO-2000 Global Environment Outlook LINKS TO INFORMATION ON ANIMALS IN DANGER IN CANADA! Canadian Government site on "Species at Risk in Canada" Canadian Coalition for Biodiversity ~ Protecting Canada's Biodiversity Canadian Wildlife Federation World Wildlife Fund ~ Canada INFORMATION ON ANIMALS IN DANGER IN CANADA! PEARY CARIBOU ~ Rangifer tarandus pearyi HABITAT: During the summer they are found in areas where the vegetation is most dense, such as the slopes of river valleys and upland plains. During the winter, they inhabit areas where the snow cover is not as deep, such as beach ridges and rock outcrops. DESCRIPTION: Peary Caribou are almost completely white with small antlers. They have a large blunt muzzle, short and broad ears, large feet, and crescent-shaped hooves. THREATS TO: Hunting and human disturbance to feeding areas.

62. Endangered Species Act For instance, protection as a threatened species means that endangered species arethose faced with extinction in all animals such as the Louisiana black bear. http://www.lsuagcenter.com/Communications/LouisianaAgriculture/agmag/45_2_articl

Endangered Species Act Legislation designed to protect specific species dates back to early history in the United States. However, the Endangered Species Act of 1966 was the first piece of legislation specifically addressing species with a threatened or endangered status. In 1973, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was modified to include plants as well as animals. Overall, the ESA authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to determine which wildlife species are facing extinction in the United States. The act also prohibits the importation of endangered species and their products. The ESA recognizes endangered and threatened species as components of our ecosystem and stresses that integrity of ecosystems hinges on maintaining these species of concern. Threatened and endangered species serve many purposes in our society, such as providing educational, historical and ecological values. The ESA even provides distinction between species that are threatened and endangered. For instance, protection as a threatened species means that the species, according to all the information available, are likely to go extinct. Endangered species are those faced with extinction in all or most of their distribution, requiring complete protection.

63. Green Gazette Chronicles of endangered, threatened, Introduced and Exotic species.This Biodiversity symbol won first place in the FWS contest. http://www.jsasd.k12.pa.us/mhopple/EnvirSci/Green.htm

Home Up Cheetah crlegfrog ... Tiger Green Gazette Project Education Emporium Environmental Science Student Pages Chronicles of Endangered, Threatened, Introduced and Exotic Species This Biodiversity symbol won first place in the FWS contest. It was submitted by Mrs. Helen Maguire, who teaches a multi-age class (grades 1-3) at the Josie Becker Elementary School in Cincinnati, Ohio. Student Objectives: To apply knowledge of biology and ecology terminology To apply knowledge of research gathering To use technology to research and create a useable, informative and content rich web page To learn, in depth, about the natural history of a "listed" organism To decipher the causes and understand the management plans of endangered ("listed") and introduced animals To write a coherent, concise informative article about a "listed" organism Research your topic Research your organism on the Internet and using library resources. You may use the hyperlinks listed in the table below to facilitate your research. Include in your search: Natural History of the organism: All about it; color, size, geographical location, reproduction, food preferences, etc.

64. [Bearfolks] Fw: Grizzly Bears Threatened By Sport Hunting, Lack Of Legislation Act Grizzly bears are only one of 387 plants and animals on Canada s list of threatenedspecies, prepared by the Committee on the Status of endangered Wildlife http://www.bears.org/pipermail/bearfolks/2002-February/000737.html

[Bearfolks] Fw: Grizzly Bears Threatened by Sport Hunting, Lack of Legislation Rupert Pilkington rupertp at telusplanet.net Fri Feb 8 18:02:38 EST 2002 Previous message: [Bearfolks] Captive black bears Next message: [Bearfolks] Grizzly Bears Threatened by Sport Hunting, Lack of Legislation Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.wildcanada.net. You can send a free fax, with your own comments included, to Prime Minister Jean Chretien, with a copy to your Member of Parliament. At this late stage, only the Prime Minister's intervention can strengthen the Bill and ensure Canada's endangered plants and animals are protected. It takes less than five minutes to read, add your comments to, and send both the BC Grizzly Bear fax and the Endangered Species fax, and your efforts will make the world of difference to Canada's wildlands and wildlife. If you have already taken action, please forward this message to your friends. For more information on Wildcanada.net, or if this has been forwarded to you and you would like to sign up for Wildcanada.net's free provincial and national programs, visit http://www.wildcanada.net.

65. Vermont Endangered And Threatened Species Vermont endangered and threatened species List; Statutory http://www.animallaw.info/statutes/stusvt10vsa10.htm

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66. Endangered Species black bear under the endangered species Act. This followed a decision by FWS inDecember of last year to not list the bear as a threatened species despite FWS http://www.ffgc.org/specialprojects/endangered/

F LORIDA F EDERATION OF G ARDEN C LUBS Do you know the name of the plant below? Chairman Audrey Swindal ENDANGERED SPECIES BACKYARD HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE CLICK HERE TO GO FOR HINTS NAMING PLANT ABOVE Backyard Habitats for Wildlife Information and publications are now available to help Floridians of all ages and backgrounds to discover the wonders of nature right in their own backyards. *Endangered species Endangered Species Home Page, Links to the Endangered Species program, policies, listing activities, recovery activities, outreach activities, publications, and frequently asked questions. Their information regarding our state. Endangered Species, Inc is dedicated to the promotion of endangered species awareness world wide. Use them as a resource of endangered species information and support. Current articles feature: Giant Panda Bear (Ailuropoda melanoleuca), Blue Whales and the Manatee Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Comm. On the menu, click on Protected Species Mgt. and Fla. Panther Net. Everglades National Park If you go in on their home page they explain the ecosystems, describe plant communities, etc. This web site goes

67. Idaho List threatened, Salmon, Steelhead, Oncorhynchus mykiss, endangered threatened,Sculpin, Bear Lake, Cottus extensus, species of Concern. Sculpin http://www.pacificbio.org/ESIN/Infopages/Idaholist.html

IDAHO Visit the Digital Atlas of Idaho for incredibly colorful and detailed information about all the wildlife in the state. QUICK CLICK Mammals Birds Fish Butterflies ... Return to Top MAMMALS Common Name Scientific Name Federal Status ID State Status Bat, Spotted Euderma maculatum Species of Concern Species of Concern Bat, Pacific western big-eared Corynorhinus townsendii townsendii Species of Concern Species of Concern Bear, Grizzly Ursus arctos Threatened Threatened Caribou, Woodland Rangifer tarandus caribou Endangered Endangered Chipmunk, Cliff Tamias dorsalis Species of Concern Chipmunk, Uinta Tamias umbrinus Species of Concern Fisher, Pacific Martes pennanti pacifica Species of Concern Species of Concern Fox, Kit Vulpes macrotis Species of Concern Lemming, Northern bog Synaptomys borealis Species of Concern Lynx, North American Lynx canadensis Threatened Species of Concern Mole, Coast Scapanus orarius Species of Concern Mouse, Dark kangaroo Microdipodops megacephalus Species of Concern Mouse, Little pocket

68. Defenders Of Wildlife - Endangered Species Act Success Stories Black Bear Conservation Committee has implemented this rule with great success. SeaTurtles. All species of sea turtles are either threatened or endangered, in http://www.defenders.org/wildlife/esa/esasucc.html

Select Wolves Dolphins Bears Birds Bush and the ESA (report) How the ESA Works The ESA at 30 Bush Expands Endangered Species Imports Success Stories ESA Myths and Reality Endangered Species Act of 1973 National Security Readiness Act State Endangered Species Acts ... ESA Home Endangered Species Act (ESA) Success Stories THE EASTERN UNITED STATES Bald Eagles Recently downlisted as threatened, the bald eagle is beginning to make a comeback in Maine, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut. Although banning DDT had a positive impact on this species, habitat loss has been a major cause of its decline. Section 7 of the ESA has worked successfully to protect the habitat of the nation's bird by requiring federal agencies, such as the Army Corps of Engineers, to consider the impacts of their actions on bald eagles. For example, a Corps authorized sewer upgrade in Bedford, N.H. was merely rerouted to avoid removing a large number of trees where bald eagles nested. Peregrine Falcons Listed as Endangered, the Peregrine falcon population has started to increase in response to reintroduction and habitat protection, as well as the elimination of other threats such as pesticide use. The original range of this species of bird, known best for its beauty and sharp hunting skills, included most of New England. Today, only a handful of breeding pairs are known to exist, including some new pairs in and around New York City.

69. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Endangered Species 20000713 threatened species Distribution, population, and conservation informationabout endangered species such as the elephant, bonobo, brown bear, chimpanzee http://bubl.ac.uk/link/e/endangeredspecies.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Endangered species A-Z Index Titles Descriptions ACAP: Asian Conservation Awareness Programme Audubon Online David Shepherd Conservation Foundation IUCN Red List of Threatened Species ... Threatened Species Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk ACAP: Asian Conservation Awareness Programme An international education campaign, which seeks to raise awareness of endangered species in order to reduce the demand for luxury foods, medicines, trophies, and tourist souvenirs that contribute to the demise in populations. Statistical details, and information about the threats and trade in body parts are provided on specific creatures, including tigers, bears, marine turtles, rhinos, and elephants. There is also a section on Chinese Medicine, as well as news articles, and related links. Author: WildAid/ACAP Subjects: endangered species DeweyClass: ResourceType: essays Location: china, asia Last checked: Audubon Online Society which organises national campaigns, bird conservation initiatives, educational programs, and workshops. Includes profiles of various bird species, a selection of publications and special projects, news, details of local Audubon societies throughout America, and legal information. Membership details are included. Author: National Audubon Society Subjects: birds, endangered species

70. LOUISIANA BLACK BEAR, Ursus Americanus Luteolu, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service basin. The Louisiana black bear s threatened status warrants protectionunder sections 7 and 9 of the endangered species Act. The http://endangered.fws.gov/i/a/saa9e.html

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DIVISION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SPECIES ACCOUNTS Source: Endangered and Threatened Species of the Southeastern United States (The Red Book) FWS Region 4 As of 11/92 LOUISIANA BLACK BEAR Ursus americanus luteolus FAMILY: Ursidae STATUS: Threatened, Federal Register , January 7, 1992 DESCRIPTION: The Louisiana black bear is one of sixteen recognized subspecies of the American black bear U. americanus (Hall, 1981). This species was formerly widespread in North America, from northern Alaska, including Newfoundland, south to central northern Mexico (Lowrey, 1981). The Louisiana black bear is distinguished from other black bears by possessing a skull that is longer, more narrow, and flat, and by possessing proportionately large molar teeth (Nowak, 1986). Black bears are huge, bulky mammals with long black hair. Although weight varies considerably, large males may weigh more than 6OO pounds. BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION: The Louisiana black bear is a habitat generalist and often overwinters in hollow cypress trees either in or along sloughs, lakes, or riverbanks in bottomland habitats of the Tensas and Atchafalaya river basins. These bears are mobile, opportunistic, largely herbivorous omnivores that exploit a variety of foods and closely track phenological development. The distribution and abundance of foods, particularly mast, largely affects their movements. The size of an individual's range or area it traverses annually to secure food and mates and to care for young, is probably directly related to the diversity of vegetative cover, or habitats. Constituent elements of black bear habitat include hard and soft mast, escape cover, denning sites, corridor habitats, and some freedom from disturbance by man.

71. Endangered Species, Grizzly Bear, Ursus Arctos Horribilis, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Grizzly bear Ursus arctos horribilis. Status threatened. Corel Corp. photo. Protectionfor this species under the endangered species Act — where it is listed http://endangered.fws.gov/i/a4i.html

Grizzly bear Ursus arctos horribilis Status: Threatened Corel Corp. photo Protection for this species under the Endangered Species Act — where it is listed, when it was listed, and other information. In the News Current Press Releases Historic News Releases Life History and Recovery Activities Record of Decision and Final Rule for Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Bitterroot This species is the subject of a USFWS Biologue HTML or PDF file This is an Endangered Species in the National Parks The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee (IGBC) was created in 1983 to lead the recovery of the grizzly bear in the lower 48 states. This site provides Grizzly Bear facts and safety Information. Search for more information on other Fish and Wildlife Service web sites. This page provides selected links to USFWS sites and those of our Federal and State partners. Other organizations such as environmental groups may also have web sites with information on this species. Go to Report of Listed U.S. Mammal Species

72. WWF Canada - Links - Endangered Species, Nature, Wildlife Conservation related topics such as endangered species and bird The Eastern Slopes Grizzly BearProject addresses this holds information on threatened species and others of http://www.wwf.ca/NewsAndFacts/Resources.asp?type=links

73. Earthjustice: Supporter Center: Buck In Brief petition the government to list a species as either endangered or threatened, andthe For example, the Florida black bear has waited on the candidate list http://www.earthjustice.org/supporter_center/buck/buck_08-03.html

About Us Urgent Cases Take Action Accomplishments ... Home Monthly news and information from Buck Parker, Earthjustice's Executive Director. Questions? Comments? Feedback? E-mail Buck at buckparker@earthjustice.org Browse Buck's Archive What do the American alligator, Aleutian Canada goose, Loch Lomond coyote thistle, and Oregon silverspot butterfly have in common? They are protected by the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The American alligator, found in the Southeastern United States, has completely recovered, although it remains listed because it looks similar to the still endangered American crocodile. Only around 300 Aleutian Canada geese remained when they were listed as endangered in 1967; today there are almost 14,000 and they have been reclassified as threatened. The California Department of Fish and Game purchased and has begun to rehabilitate the only habitat where the coyote thistle occurs, and the plant has increased in density. Habitat management has secured three of the six silverspot butterfly populations. The protection afforded by the ESA currently extends to over 1,250 species, and most of them have completely recovered, partially recovered, had their habitat protected, or had their populations stabilized or increased. In fact, around 64 percent of the mammals and 68 percent of the bird species listed since 1973 (the year the ESA became law) were classified as "improving and stable" by 1994. As importantly, millions of acres of forests, beaches, and wetlandsthose species' essential habitatshave been protected from degradation and development.

74. Statement Of Sen. Kempthorne, Fish And Wildlife Conservation Bills, July 7, 1998 may be sold if it is not from an endangered or threatened species, the current SenatorMcConnell has introduced S. 263, the Bear Protection Act which would http://epw.senate.gov/105th/kem_7-07.htm

OPENING STATEMENT OF SENATOR DIRK KEMPTHORNE Hearing on Fish and Wildlife Conservation Bills Tuesday, July 7,1998, 9:00 a.m. Good morning, Mr. Chairman. Although I will not have comments on every bill before us this morning, I want to emphasize that these bills represent important issues in Fish and Wildlife Conservation. S. 361, and H.R. 2807, two versions of the Rhino and Tiger Product Labeling Act amend the Endangered Species Act to make certain labeling of products a criminal act. I am concerned about these provisions and concerned that these bills may be placing the administration of justice above the doing of justice. Under S. 361 specifically, if a person labels a product as containing any endangered or threatened species, this provision would make that labeling a criminal act regardless of the content of the package, and regardless of whether the package actually contains parts or products derived from the endangered or threatened species. The penalties for such labeling are enormous, potentially including confiscation of property and considerable fines. The purpose of the provision is to discourage trade in these threatened or endangered species. They say that it is impossible to test all packaging and that continuing to allow such product labeling does not sufficiently discourage trade in endangered and threatened species. Yet I fear that the means to this admirable end may be the discouragement of First Amendment rights. I remember just a few years ago when the Spotted Owl debate raged on, a small business in the Pacific Northwest relabeled some cans of potted meat product as containing Spotted Owl, a listed species. "Spotted Owl Helper" was packaged claiming to contain Spotted Owl. This humorous attempt to parody a critical habitat designation designed to end logging in the Pacific Northwest would become a criminal act under this law. Why?

75. The Total Yellowstone Facts And Figures Page - Yellowstone National Park Facts A 4; Bird species 290; endangered or threatened protected species - 5; Fishspecies - 18 (5 non-native); Mammal species - approximately 58 Bear species -2 http://www.yellowstone-natl-park.com/facts.htm

Yellowstone Facts and Figures The majority of the following info was provided by the National Park Service World's First National Park - See History Page Established 01 March 1872, by an act of the U.S. Congress and signed by President Ulysses S. Grant. Grant was the 18th president of the United States and Grant Village was named in his honor. Designated an International Biosphere Reserve on 26 Oct 1976 Designated a World Heritage Site on 08 Sep 1978 Location Northwest corner of Wyoming Southwest border of Montana Eastcentral border of Idaho 91% in Wyoming 7.6% in Montana 1.4% in Idaho Latitude / Longitude / UTM (NOTE: ALL UTMS ARE "Nad83") Center of the Park 44 36 53.25 (Lat) -110 30 03.93 (Long) UTM Zone 12: 4940281 N, 539584 E North Entrance 45 01 46.39 (Lat) -110 42 31.32 (Long) UTM Zone 12: 4986275 N, 522949 E Old Faithful 44 27 37.31 (Lat) -110 49 41.59 (Long) UTM Zone 12: 4923021 N, 513665 E Northeast Entrance 45 00 12.09 (Lat) -110 00 04.62 (Long) UTM Zone 12: 4983809 N, 578510 E Mammoth 44 58 34.79 (Lat) -110 42 03.37 (Long)

76. Federal And State Endangered And Threatened Species Expenditures Tracking Federal and State endangered and threatened species for FY2003 species 5.A0G1, V01, Bear, American black, Ursus americanus, SAT, 4. http://ecos.fws.gov/expenditures/ExpendituresSpeciesList

Federal and State Endangered and Threatened Species for FY2003 Species Code Population Code Common Name Scientific Name Status Lead Region Mammals Bat, gray Myotis grisescens E Bat, Hawaiian hoary Lasiurus cinereus semotus E Bat, Indiana Myotis sodalis E Bat, lesser long-nosed Leptonycteris curasoae yerbabuenae E Bat, little Mariana fruit Pteropus tokudae E Bat, Mariana fruit (=Mariana flying fox) Pteropus mariannus mariannus E Bat, Mexican long-nosed Leptonycteris nivalis E Bat, Ozark big-eared Corynorhinus (=Plecotus) townsendii ingens E Bat, Virginia big-eared Corynorhinus (=Plecotus) townsendii virginianus E Bear, American black Ursus americanus SAT Bear, grizzly Ursus arctos horribilis T Bear, grizzly Ursus arctos horribilis EXPN Bear, Louisiana black Ursus americanus luteolus T Caribou, woodland Rangifer tarandus caribou E Deer, Columbian white-tailed Odocoileus virginianus leucurus E Deer, key Odocoileus virginianus clavium E Ferret, black-footed Mustela nigripes E Ferret, black-footed Mustela nigripes EXPN Fox, San Joaquin kit Vulpes macrotis mutica E Jaguar Panthera onca E Jaguarundi, Gulf Coast

77. U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Mountain-Prairie Region Endangered Species Progra Protecting endangered and threatened species, removing or reducing threats affectingthem and restoring listed species to a secure status in the wild is the http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/endspp/

Mountain-Prairie Region Conserving the Nature of America Search Region 6 Listed Species: by Species Name by State by County NEWS Fish and Wildlife Service to Initiate a Status Review of the Greater Sage-Grouse webpage video Region 6 States Colorado Kansas Montana Nebraska ... Wyoming Service Publishes Updated List of Candidates for Endangered Species Act Listing news release Program Summary Protecting endangered and threatened species, removing or reducing threats affecting them and restoring listed species to a secure status in the wild in the primary objective of the Endangered Species Program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Program staff evaluate information regarding declining species and the threats facing these species to determine if they should be listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act. Staff also identify species that are candidates for listing . Sometimes, these actions are undertaken in response to petitions submitted to the Service by private entities or other groups. Program staff are involved in

78. FOXNews.com - Top Stories - Bald Eagle To Leave Endangered List species is one that is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portionof its range; a threatened species is likely to become endangered in the http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,120055,00.html

OAS_AD('Top'); Bald Eagle to Leave Endangered List Sunday, May 16, 2004 American bald eagle search OAS_AD('Middle'); Endangered Species Act search ), said it's time to concentrate recovery efforts on more needy species. "It's no longer endangered, but it's still deserving of special protection," Manson said in an interview. Bald Eagle Protection Act of 1940 search ), which prohibits killing or selling the animals. The Interior Department will outline its plans this summer after taking public comment on how to protect the birds' habitat while recognizing that its population has recovered, said Manson, the department's assistant secretary for fish and wildlife and parks. "The more species that we get off the list that are ready to be recovered, the more we can start focusing on those that are not quite there and ultimately move them off the list as well," he said. Once common across North America, the bald eagle was reduced to just 417 known breeding pairs in the continental United States by 1963. Its habitat was being destroyed as the nation grew, ranchers looking to protect their sheep shot it, and widespread DDT use after World War II thinned eggshells, causing a crash in the eagles' birth rate. By 1978, the bird was endangered in 43 states and threatened in five others. In 1995, the species was reclassified as threatened throughout the lower 48 states; it was never in danger in Alaska.

79. Tibetan Plateau Project | Endangered Species Fact Sheet Materia Medica Bile (gall bladder). Brown Bear. species Name Ursus arctos. ESA= endangered species Act. E=endangered, T=threatened, Ø=Not Listed. http://www.earthisland.org/tpp/esfactsheet.htm

Tibetan Plateau Facts Endangered Mammal Products Documented in Tibetan Medicine Tibetan Antelope Species Name: Pantholops hodgsonii Range: China, India (Ladakh) Status: IUCN/VU CITES/I China/Class I India/Sch. I Threats: Hunting, primarily for wool ("shahtoosh") and horns Materia Medica: Horn, blood Saiga Antelope Species Name: Saiga tatarica spp Range: China, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, Turkemenistan, Uzebkistan Status: IUCN/VU CITES/II ESA/E China/Class I (Ex) Threats: Hunting Materia Medica: Horn, blood Wild Yak Species Name: Bos grunniens Range: China, India, Nepal Status: IUCN/VU CITES/I ESA/E China/Class I (Ex) India/Sch. I Threats: Hunting, habitat destruction Materia Medica: Horn, blood Rhinoceros Species Name: Rhinoceros unicornis Range: Bangladesh (Ex), Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan (Ex) Status: IUCN/EN CITES/I ESA/E India/Sch. I Threats: Hunting, habitat destruction, environmental factors Materia Medica: Horn, skin Argali Sheep Species Name: Ovis ammon spp Range: Bhutan, China, India, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Status: IUCN/VU CITES: I/II ESA: E / T China/Class I Threats: Hunting, habitat destruction, environmental factors

80. FEMA: Region X - Threatened And Endangered Species threatened / endangered species List; Alaska threatened / endangered species List.Washington19 species. Animals13 species T Bear, grizzly (Ursus arctos http://www.fema.gov/regions/x/env_species.shtm

Hazards Assistance Flood Maps NPSC ... Region X Threatened and Endangered Species Search FEMA FEMA Region X About Region X Region X News Releases Disaster History ... Region X National Preparedness Division 130 228th Street, SW Bothell, WA 98021 Threatened and Endangered Species The following species are federally listed as threatened (T) or endangered (E). The species on this list are placed there by the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the US National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). These agencies are responsible for evaluating candidate species and determining if the species are in danger of going extinct (threatened) or on the brink of extinction (endangered). FWS is responsible for the species that reside on the continent, while NMFS addresses species that spend all or part of there life at sea in US waters. FEMA is required to follow all federal laws, includeing the endangered species act. To this end FEMA will not fund any project that adversely impacts threatened / endangered species, or their habitat. The environmental review is in place to make sure that this dosen’t happen. Washington - Threatened/Endangered Species List Idaho - Threatened/Endangered Species List Oregon - Threatened / Endangered Species List

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