Artigos científicos, ativismo e conscientização na preservação e manutenção do meio ambiente e das espécies em seus habitats naturais para o equilíbrio dos ecossistemas. Scientific articles, activism and awareness in the preservation and maintenance of the environment and species in their natural habitats for the balance of ecosystems.
Dear folks,
Just before leaving D.C. for the 4th of July holiday, a handful of senators were busy putting forward a last-minute bill that could spell devastation for gray wolves in the Great Lakes region and Wyoming and lead to more attacks on the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
This bill, deceivingly named the “Hunting Heritage and Environmental Legacy Preservation (HELP) for Wildlife Act,” does nothing to “help” imperiled gray wolves and the many species that rely on the ESA.
Besides including a “war on wolves” rider stripping protections from gray wolves in the Great Lakes region, this bill also bars any legal challenges to this delisting or the delisting of Wyoming’s wolf population – meaning they could never be challenged in court!
In a strongly anti-wildlife Senate, a bill like this could easily pass. That means your voice is critical in helping to stop this treacherous legislation from gaining the momentum it needs to pass out of the Senate.
The continued attacks on the ESA from Congress are not only in direct opposition to the American public’s overwhelming support for this landmark law, they are attempts to undermine the role of science in wildlife conservation.
The fate of threatened and endangered species should be left up to science not politics. This bill would erode the foundation of the ESA’s science-based approach to conservation by allowing decisions to be politicized. Our wildlife isn’t a bargaining chip for politicians.
Sincerely,
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