In any scientific dispute spawned by the Endangered Species Act, the government almost always wins.
They are Utah prairie dogs, a species listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
The endangered greater horseshoe is a highly laid-back species and rarely flies far from its roost.
The Endangered Species Act, six years overdue for reauthorization, is likely to go nowhere this session.
That number convinced federal wildlife officials to remove them from the endangered species list.
He talks about the endangered panther, whose tracks he was encouraged to see in Florida.
TEDs, sewn into them, which are designed to protect the endangered Kemp's Ridley turtle.
Senator James Buckley, Bill Buckley's brother, was a leading supporter of the Endangered Species Act.
The Bush administration has made no secret of its intent to complete the endangered species changes quickly.
It fears the prairie dog is disappearing, and it wants it protected under the Endangered Species Act.
In 1993, Williams ruled against timber interests when the endangered spotted owl was at risk of extinction.
George Schaller of the Wildlife Conservation Society has fought for and studied the endangered species for 15 years.
Mr. SIEGLER: The ferret was reintroduced as an experimental population under a rule in the Endangered Species Act.
Their voracious appetites may also put them in competition with other big animals like the endangered black rhino.
Their case is that the park could violate the Endangered Species Act and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
HCPs, have become the tool of choice within the Endangered Species Act for preserving wildlife and fragile ecosystems.
The profit would come not from farming the endangered species, but from inviting people to look at them.
Adding hundreds of critters to the endangered species list and protecting their habitats, of course, will have economic ramifications.
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They had been summoned by the endangered moon: I was certain of that.
The organization has long been a strong proponent of the Endangered Species Act, using it to further its work.
This is not good news for those relying on the Endangered Species Act.
Experts are also hoping it will lead to a better understanding of the endangered leatherback turtle, which feeds on jellyfish.
Those leases do have provisions attached to them, aimed at mitigating the impacts drilling may have on the endangered ferret.
In 1997 the Farm Bureau and other groups sued to have wolf reintroduction declared illegal under the Endangered Species Act.
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It is now almost extinct, and another - the scimitar-horned oryx of the Sahara - is on the endangered list.
In other words, elephants in Africa are in serious danger of joining the endangered species list in the very near future.
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"Litigious activists have used the Endangered Species Act to fight projects, " Reed Hopper, the foundation's principal attorney, said in a statement.
Last year, California banned lead bullets in the chunk of the state that makes up the endangered California condor's habitat.
The critically-endangered high brown fritillary saw numbers fall by 46% compared with 2011, and the endangered heath fritillary saw numbers halve.
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The Endangered Species Act, passed in 1973, calls for federal agencies to develop recovery plans for wolves and other threatened wildlife.
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