101. Threatened And Endangered Species In Lake County: Lake County, IL The Illinois threatened and endangered species List can be found at Big BearLake, Buffalo Creek, Crooked Lake, Dog Bone Lake, Drummond Lake, http://www.co.lake.il.us/health/ehs/endangered.asp

Primary Care Search Health Department: Environmental Health Air Pollution Animal Control Food Sanitation ... Water Well Threatened and Endangered Species in Lake County Currently, there are 111 state threatened or endangered animal species and 367 state threatened or endangered plant species. The Illinois Threatened and Endangered Species List can be found at http://dnr.state.il.us/espb/ The following is a list of state threatened or endangered species observed in Lake County between 2000 and 2004 and includes the lakes on which they have been observed: Birds and Mammals Fish Reptiles and Amphibians Aquatic Plants ... Bathymetric Maps Related Links "Cattail Chronicles" Newsletter Illinois Department of Natural Resources Illinois Environmental Protection Agency - Lakes / Water Illinois Lakes Management Association ... Lake County Stormwater Management Commission Birds *American Bittern ( Botaurus lentiginosus Tower Lake *Black Tern ( Chlidonias niger Bangs Lake, Broberg Marsh, Deer Lake, Fish Lake, Lakewood Marsh, McGreal Lake, Redwing Slough, Patski Marsh, Sullivan Lake, Summerhill Estates Lake, Turner Lake and White Lake

102. Science And The Endangered Species Act The 1973 endangered species Act and its amendments constitute the broadest and parties to avoid harming endangered and threatened species and prohibit http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309052912?OpenDocument

103. Index Of Texas Endangered Mammals endangered and threatened Animals. Black Bear Leaving TPW Website Ursusamericanus, T, T/SA;NL. Louisiana Black Bear Ursus americanus luteolus, T, T http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/endang/animals/animalia.htm

104. Deseretnews.com | Grizzly Bear May Lose Species Protection species enrolled on the endangered species Act list, counted as a threatenedspecies. Actual removal of the bear from the endangered species List, http://www.deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600152562,00.html

Monday, August 1, 2005 Grizzly bear may lose species protection Conservation groups are growling while others applaud plan By Gary Gerhardt Scripps Howard News Service The grizzly bear, considered by many as a totem of the American West, may soon lose protection under the Endangered Species Act. Cp Photo, Nanaimo Daily News A male grizzly catches a salmon in British Columbia, Canada. Grizzlies were one of the first species enrolled by the Endangered Species Act. Positioned as the "summit" species in the North American food chain, grizzlies fear no other animal. Human fascination with the grizzly bear is such that when spotted even at a distance in Yellowstone National Park, the bear is guaranteed to bring traffic to a screeching halt and create a massive jam. But it has not always been so. Once viewed as a major menace to livestock, so many grizzlies were hunted, trapped and poisoned that, by 1975, no more than 225 of the beasts remained in Yellowstone. The grizzly was one of the first species enrolled on the Endangered Species Act list, counted as a "threatened species." For the past 30 years, the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team has been trapping, radio-collaring and studying hundreds of the great bears throughout the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem as their number increased.

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