21. CT DEP: Wildlife Division PDF Publication Library Fact Sheets. General Wildlife. Wildlife Habitat. endangered species. Forms Applications. Hunting. miscellaneous. Publications http://dep.state.ct.us/burnatr/wildlife/pdf.htm

Wildlife Division Learn About CT's Wildlife Common Wildlife Problems Office Directory ... Special Features Wildlife Division PDF Library About PDF Fact Sheets General Wildlife Wildlife Habitat Endangered Species Hunting ... Miscellaneous Publications Connecticut Wildlife Magazine Endangered Species Deer Program ... Wild Turkey Program I nformational Series Fact Sheets PDF Index Illustrations and facts about some of Connecticut's more common wildlife species. Mammals (2 pages each unless otherwise noted) Bats PDF Gray Squirrel PDF Beaver PDF Moose PDF Black Bear PDF Muskrat PDF Bobcat PDF Raccoon PDF Cottontail Rabbits PDF Red Fox PDF Coyote PDF Red Squirrel PDF Fisher PDF Striped Skunk PDF Flying Squirrels PDF White-tailed Deer PDF Gray Fox PDF Woodchuck PDF Birds (2 pages each unless otherwise noted) American Crow PDF Mute Swan PDF American Woodcock PDF Osprey PDF Bobwhite PDF Ring-necked Pheasant PDF Brown-headed Cowbird PDF Rock Dove PDF Canada Goose PDF Ruffed Grouse PDF Eastern Bluebird PDF Wild Turkey PDF Mallard PDF Wood Duck PDF Reptiles (2 pages each unless otherwise noted) Diamondback Terrapin PDF W ildlife Habitat Series Fact Sheets PDF Index Illustrated fact sheets on how to manage wildlife habitat.

22. Miscellaneous Massachusetts Natural Heritage endangered species Program miscellaneous. Vernal Pools. What are Vernal Pools? Vernal Pools are temporary bodies of http://hardwickarea.tripod.com/id4.html

Hardwick area Miscellaneous Home Overview Map Sightings/Issues/Help Moose Brook, Hardwick ... Wood Storks The road to Dana Center, Quabbin Gate 40 Links Or g anizations - Millers River Environmental Center - http://www.mrec-athol.org/ - The Trustees of Reservations - http://www.thetrustees.org/ - Massachusetts Audubon Society - http://www.massaudubon.org/ - Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences - http://www.manomet.org - Forbush Bird Club (Worcester County) http://www.massbird.org/forbush/ - Hampshire Bird Club - http://hampshirebirdclub.org/ Mount Grace Land Trust - http://www.mountgrace.org/index.html - Friends of the Quabbin - http://www.friendsofquabbin.org/ http://www.state.ma.us/dfwele/dfw/dfw_toc.htm http://www.state.ma.us/dfwele/dfw/nhesp/heritage Birdin g and Natural History Massbird The information hub for Massachusetts birding - http://massbird.org/ Central Massachusetts Bird Update Worcester County sightings - http://users.wpi.edu/~rsquimby/birds/ The Virtual Birder (Archives) Current statewide bird sightings - http://www.virtualbirder.com/bmail/massbird/latest

23. The Wisconsin Natural Heritage Inventory Working List - Threatened And Endangere State Threatened and endangered species Only. This list was updated January 2004. miscellaneous Rare Invertebrates http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/er/working_list/taxalists/TandE.htm

Back to Working List Natural Heritage Inventory Endangered Resources How You Can Help The Natural Heritage Inventory Working List: State Threatened and Endangered Species Only This list was updated January 2004. Changes from the previous list (December 2002) are bolded. Mammals ELCODE Scientific Name Common Name Global ... STATUS Martes americana American marten END Canis lupus timber wolf LE-LT THR Birds ELCODE Scientific Name Common Name Global ... STATUS Charadrius melodus Piping Plover LE END Cygnus buccinator Trumpeter Swan END Dendroica dominica Yellow-throated Warbler END Egretta thula Snowy Egret END Falco peregrinus Peregrine Falcon END Helmitheros vermivorus Worm-eating Warbler END Lanius ludovicianus Loggerhead Shrike END Podiceps grisegena Red-necked Grebe END Sterna caspia Caspian Tern END Sterna forsteri Forster's Tern END Sterna hirundo Common Tern END Tyto alba Barn Owl END Ammodramus henslowii Henslow's Sparrow THR Ardea alba Great Egret THR Buteo lineatus Red-shouldered Hawk THR Coturnicops noveboracensis Yellow Rail THR Dendroica cerulea Cerulean Warbler THR Empidonax virescens Acadian Flycatcher THR Falcipennis canadensis Spruce Grouse THR Nyctanassa violacea Yellow-crowned Night-heron THR Oporornis formosus Kentucky Warbler THR Pandion haliaetus Osprey THR Tympanuchus cupido Greater Prairie-chicken THR Vireo bellii Bell's Vireo THR Wilsonia citrina Hooded Warbler THR Reptiles and Amphibians ELCODE Scientific Name Common Name Global ... STATUS Acris crepitans blanchardi Blanchard's cricket frog END Ophisaurus attenuatus western slender glass lizard END Regina septemvittata

24. Directory Of Www.fws.gov/r9endspp/i/, Endangered Species: U.S. Fish & Wildlife S DIRECTORY OF US LISTED endangered species OTHER LINK FILES ONLINE Exhibit o = Other link(s), miscellaneous Name * @ sfeo Date Posted Size http://endangered.fws.gov/i/dir-ia.htm

DIRECTORY OF U.S. LISTED ENDANGERED SPECIES "OTHER LINK" FILES ONLINE as of February 28, 1998 (/i/dir-ia.htm) WITHIN GROUPS, SPECIES ARE IN LIST (ALPHABETICAL) ORDER, ANIMALS BY COMMON NAME, PLANTS BY SCIENTIFIC NAME Column Codes: * = USFWS image(s) available (d = drawing) @ = Linked image(s) available s = Species Account has been prepared (b = Biologue species account) f = Final Rule to list/reclassify available e = Featured in an Ecosystem Exhibit o = Other link(s), miscellaneous Name * @ s f e o Date Posted Size Description Home Page 25-Mar-96 06:00 - Endangered Species Home Page Access File 25-Mar-96 06:00 - Listed Species Information Central a/ 21-Mar-96 06:48 - Mammals a4l.html * @ s 22-Mar-96 05:40 1K Bat, gray a08.html * @ s o 22-Mar-96 05:40 1K Bat, Indiana a8y.html o 14-Aug-96 09:57 1K Bat, lesser long-nosed a8z.html

25. Investigating Endangered Species In The Classroom a variety of miscellaneous consumer products manufactured from animal parts. endangered species of Hawaii A research project created by a school http://eelink.net/EndSpp.old.bak/ES.lesson.html

See our new Endangered Species website! See our new Endangered Species website! Investigating Endangered Species in the Classroom This page includes starting points for teachers and classrooms to use in investigating endangered species issues. Curricula and lesson plans, information about ongoing projects students can participate in, and current conservation efforts by various organizations will help involve classrooms in learning why species become endangered and will help students participate in reversing those processes. EE-Link is interested in gathering more information on lesson plans and curricula that could be formatted for WWW. Please contact our EE Administrator if you know of curricula or lesson plans we could add here. Curricula Birds: Our Environmental Indicators An entire hypertext curriculum plan for middle school students from Earth Generation. This also provides ideas for using the Internet in "extension" activities. Formatted for the WWW by EE-Link. Vanishing Species Curriculum created by the Texas Memorial Museum. From Armadillo, the Texas Studies gopher, this is an entire EE curriculum plan for grades 5-8 (K-4 and 9-12 are coming) emphasizing cooperative learning and stories as instructional aids. "The student is encouraged to see himself or herself as an integral part of nature, to accept responsibility for personal actions, and to understand there is no conflict between environmental concern and personal goodthey are all one." Whales "A thematic Web Unit" with a bibliography, homework ideas, book reviews, project ideas,and student activities in social studies, research, math, language arts, etc. and more. They say "This Web document provides a thematic unit for cooperative learning across the K - 5 integrated curriculum which is an interactive resource for teachers, students and parents."

26. Federal Endangered Species Act Federal endangered species Act. miscellaneous Issues. Digest of Recent Case Law. November, 2002. by. Tara L. Mueller, Esq. Deputy Attorney General http://www.plantsocieties.org/ESA Case law/Web FESA Misc Issues Nov 02.htm

Federal Endangered Species Act Miscellaneous Issues Digest of Recent Case Law November, 2002 by Tara L. Mueller, Esq. Deputy Attorney General California Office of the Attorney General Land Law Section, Oakland CA The views herein expressed are solely those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the California Attorney General, the California Department of Justice, or any other California state agency. Preemption: A. Ninth Circuit Holds That California Initiative Banning Use of Leghold Traps Is Preempted By the ESA: National Audubon Society v. Davis ... , 199 F.Supp.2d 217 (D.N.J. 2002). Preemption: A. Ninth Circuit Holds That California Initiative Banning Use of Leghold Traps Is Preempted By the ESA: National Audubon Society v. Davis , 307 F.3d 835 (9 th Cir. 2002). Case Summary This case involved a challenge to Proposition 4, an initiative adopted by the California voters in 1998 that banned the use of steeljawed leghold traps and certain poisons to capture or kill wildlife in the state. Among other provisions, the initiative made it generally illegal to trap furbearing and nongame animals with steeljawed leghold traps, and to buy, sell or exchange the fur of animals captured with such traps.

27. Pesticide Laws And Regs endangered species EPA s endangered species Program site. pesticide dealers or commercial or noncommercial applicators in Category 12, miscellaneous. http://entweb.clemson.edu/pesticid/Document/lawsregs.htm

Pesticide-Related Laws and Regulations Laws Affecting EPA's Pesticide Programs [click here] There are over 20 thousand pesticide products registered for use in the United States. Several laws govern the Federal regulatory program for these pesticide products. This fact sheet provides an overview of several of the most common statutes affecting EPA's pesticide program. Go back to Pesticide Regulations Index Endangered Species Act This act makes it a Federal offense to use any pesticide in a manner that may adversely affect an endangered species. A special statement will eventually be added to each pesticide label that will warn pesticide applicators to comply with county-specific use limitation bulletins based on the location of endangered species in that county. Beginning in 1998, the EPA may begin enforcing their pesticide use policies under Endangered Species Act. This policy will prohibit the use of some pesticides in specific locations. The labels of those pesticides so restricted will state that the use of the pesticide is prohibited in specific areas within counties. In order to use the pesticide, the user must obtain an "EPA PESTICIDE USE BULLETIN FOR PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES." These bulletins will describe all pertinent restrictions in each affected county. Bulletins may be available from a variety of sources including pesticide dealers, and county SCS, ASCS, and Extension offices. Pesticide users should obtain and read all pertinent information about endangered species before buying and using pesticides that have endangered species restrictions.

28. Subpart X Requirements Subpart EEE NESHAPS. endangered species Act Certain types of miscellaneous units may resemble tanks, such as certain OB units or units performing http://www.trainex.org/web_courses/subpart_x/EPA CD Content/SubpartXReq.htm

Home Topic Search Site Map Home ... Encyclopedia X, Subpart X > Subpart X Requirements Region 4's RCRA Information Resource Site Subpart X Requirements Requirements Under 40 CFR Part 264 Other Requirements Appropriate to Subpart X Units RCRA Organic Air Emission Standards Subpart EEE - NESHAPS Endangered Species Act Subpart X Requirements This section discusses the general requirements for Subpart X units under 40 CFR Part 264. In addition, a discussion regarding other requirements which may be applicable to Subpart X units is provided. Requirements Under 40 CFR Part 264 Requirements Under 40 CFR Part 264 Description: Subpart X does not specify minimum technology requirements or monitoring requirements for miscellaneous units. Subpart X specifies an environmental performance standard that must be met through conformance with appropriate design, operating, and monitoring requirements. Other Requirements Appropriate to Subpart X Units Subpart I - Containers Description: Subpart I addresses the use and management of containers and portable devices in which material is stored, transported, treated, disposed of, or otherwise handled. Portable, fabricated devices used for OB operations or operations at shredders or crushers may be similar to containers. Subpart J - Tanks Description: Subpart J establishes requirements for tank systems. Certain types of miscellaneous units may resemble tanks, such as certain OB units or units performing physical handling operations such as drum shredders or crushers.

29. Esa-proof INFORMATION ON BABBITT’S PROOF THE endangered species ACT WORKS miscellaneous These three species could have been conserved without the ESA, http://www.libertymatters.org/esaworks.htm

INFORMATION ON BABBITT’S "PROOF" THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT WORKS On May 5, 1998 Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt announced that the following list of thirty-three endangered and threatened species would be considered for removal from the list of species protected under the Endangered Species Act. Babbitt said, "Our new policy, to emphasize delisting, could alter the terms of debate over the future of the landmark 1973 conservation law. For we can now finally prove one thing conclusively: The Endangered Species Act works. Period." Despite such pronouncements, the facts indicate that the ESA has done little, if anything, to help most of these thirty-three species. EXTINCTION: One of the simplest ways to get off the list is to go extinct. These five species will join the seven that have already been delisted due to extinction. Although extinction may be a valid reason for delisting, it hardly proves the Endangered Species Act works. Guam broadbill Mariana mallard Oahu tree snails (3 species) DATA ERROR: This means that the data upon which the species was originally listed was incorrect. In many cases surveys found that the species was actually more abundant. In other cases scientific research on the species’ taxonomy revealed that the listed species was actually not genetically different than a more common species. Because scientists have realized that some of these are not separate species does not mean the Endangered Species Act works; rather it shows that species are often listed based on faulty or incomplete data.

30. Endangered Species: Difficult Choices (See CRS Report RL30792, The endangered species Act Consideration of Economic miscellaneous. Other provisions specify certain exemptions for raptors; http://www.policyalmanac.org/environment/archive/crs_endangered_species.shtml

Almanac of Policy Issues Home Policy Archive Search Sponsored Listings Free Trial Issue - E/The Environmental Magazine : A 10-time Independent Press Awards winner and nominee, E is chock full of everything environmental from recycling to rainforests, and from the global village to our own backyards. Free Trial Issue Questia : Search over 400,000 books and journals at Questia online. FastWeb Free Scholarship Search : Find free money for college or an advanced degree. var site="sm3pwl1776" Eugene H. Buck, M. Lynne Corn, and Pamela Baldwin, Congressional Research Service Updated October 4, 2002 Endangered Species: Difficult Choices SUMMARY The 107th Congress may consider whether to reauthorize and amend the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA). Major issues in recent years have focused on whether to incorporate further protection for property owners and reduce regulatory impacts, whether to increase the protection afforded listed species, or whether to clarify various aspects of the Act, such as the role of science in decision-making. The Clinton Administration made significant changes to ESA regulations, and many have advocated including these changes in the law itself. The ESA has been one of the more contentious environmental laws. This may stem from the strict substantive provisions of this law, which can affect the use of both federal and non-federal lands. Under the ESA, certain species of plants and animals (both vertebrate and invertebrate) are listed as either "endangered" or "threatened" according to assessments of the risk of their extinction. Once a species is listed, powerful legal tools are available to aid the recovery of the species and the protection of its habitat. The ESA is administered by the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for terrestrial and freshwater species and some marine mammals, and by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for marine and anadromous species. The U. S. Geological Survey's Biological Resources

31. Alabama Mollusks -- Resource Links Thanks!! Alabama Sites Online Mollusk References - Electronic Discussion Lists endangered species - miscellaneous - Alabama Mollusks Home http://fly.hiwaay.net/~dwills/alalink.html

Alabama Mollusks Additional Resource Links This list of online references is provided for information purposes only. The fact that a reference is listed, or not, does not constitute an endorsement of the site and/or the accuracy of any information at that site. If you know of an Internet site that should be listed here but isn't, please send the site address (URL) to dwills@hiwaay.net . Thanks!! Alabama Sites Online Mollusk References Electronic Discussion Lists Endangered Species ... Alabama Mollusks Home Alabama Sites Alabama State Shell Johnstone's Junonia ( Scaphella junonia johnstoneae Clench, 1953) Freshwater Mussels in Alabama Includes a short section on Morphology Life History and Freshwater Mussel Identification Fisheries Section index. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers - Mobile District Water Management Section The purpose of this website is to provide water resources information for dams and gages on the rivers and streams in the Mobile District. See also, the Mobile District Weather and River Stage Forecasts site. Alabama Natural Heritage Program Their mollusks inventory list is available at ftp://ftp.heritage.tnc.org/pub/nhp/us/al/mollusks.html

32. GCMRC - News & Info - Endangered Species & Species Of Concern GCMRC endangered species and species of Concern. miscellaneous Documents and Links. endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants Determination of http://www.gcmrc.gov/news_info/endangered/endangered.htm

Please enable JavaScript to view the GCMRC Banner. Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center Skip Navigation Links Home Pages Southwest Biological Science Center ... The Endangered Species Act of 1973 Bald Eagle SCORE 1999 Draft Report - Bald Eagle Humpback Chub SCORE 1999 Draft Report - Humpback Chub Endangered Fish Threatened by Asian Fish Tapeworm, August 2004 .pdf format (644 KB) Experimental Effort To Benefit Native Fish Being Expanded In Grand Canyon Flows From Glen Canyon Dam to Temporarily Increase as Summer Test for Endangered Species Studies Draws to Conclusion Humpback Chub: Factors Affecting Persistence .pdf format (1.1 MB) Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program - Humpback chub (Gila cypha) USGS Fishing for Success in the Grand Canyon Kanab Ambersnail The ecology of Kanab ambersnail (Succineidae: Oxyloma haydeni kanabensis Pilsbry, 1948) at Vaseys Paradise, Grand Canyon, Arizona : 1995 final report / by Lawrence E. Stevens and Frank R. Protiva, Dennis M. Kubly, Vicky J. Meretsky, James Petterson .pdf format (1.81 MB) The endangered Kanab Ambersnail at Vasey's Paradise, Grand Canyon, Arizona : 1997 final report / Lawrence E. Stevens, Vicky J. Meretsky, Clay B. Nelson and Jeff A. Sorenson

33. Dictionary Page CO.UK - Environment minors miscellaneous acm miscellaneous materials miscible liquids missed detection risk (adverse) for endangered species risk assessment http://environment.b.dictonarypage.co.uk/

Environment abandoned well abatement abatement debris Environment abandoned well abatement abatement debris ... zero air

34. Endangered Species Act endangered species means a species that is declared an endangered species miscellaneous. Reference in CCSM. 15 This Act may be referred to as Chapter http://www.canlii.org/mb/laws/sta/e-111/20050617/whole.html

Manitoba Statutes and Regulations C.C.S.M. c. E111 Citation : Endangered Species Act, C.C.S.M. c. E111 Version available as of 2005-06-17 (Last update on CanLII: 2005-08-01) URL : http://www.canlii.org/mb/laws/sta/e-111/20050617/whole.html Enabled Regulation Threatened, Endangered and Extirpated Species Regulation Man. Reg. 25/98 Information about this text Consolidation: June 6, 2005 C.C.S.M. c. E111 THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT (Assented to March 15, 1990) WHEREAS HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, recognizes that (a) plant and animal species are of ecological, educational, esthetic, historical, medical, recreational and scientific value to Manitoba and the residents of Manitoba, and (b) due to the activities of persons untempered by adequate concern for the preservation of native plant and animal species or other factors, plant and animal species in Manitoba from time to time become extinct or so depleted that they are threatened with extinction: NOW THEREFORE HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows: PART I INTERPRETATION Definitions 1 In this Act

35. Greenspace Alliance Projects Sawmill Creek; miscellaneous development files; Earlier files and projects NATIONALLYendangered species BULLDOZED, CITY COULD REWARD DESTRUCTION http://www.flora.org/greenspace/projects/5309_Bank-pressrelease.shtml

Home About Join the Greenspace Alliance Meetings ... Contact The Greenspace Alliance The Greenspace Alliance Greenspace Preservation Activities and Projects Long Term Projects Poets' Path Project Leitrim Wetland Development Review Process ... Ottawa Riverkeeper Alta Vista Corridor Fernbank Wetland Heron/Walkley/Kitchener Corridor Home Depot at Bank Street Kanata, Trillium Woods Leamy Lake Maintenance Policies and Practices Committee Moffatt Farm Ottawa Land Trust Quarry Forest Richmond Conservation Area Sawmill Creek Miscellaneous development files Earlier files and projects: 300 Central Park Carleton University Woods Westboro Loblaws Leamy Lake Park Poets' Path Leitrim Wetland Moffatt Farm Ottawa Riverkeeper ... Run/Walk for Clean Air Development Approvals Process New Official Plan Commentaries on Leitrim WetlandP Commentary on: Overview of leitrim Wetland Request for complexing to MNR Comments on zoning for Findlay Creek Village Comments of DFO CEAA Screening (PDF) Commentaries on DAP Commentary by: Greenspace Alliance Barbara Barr Al Crosby Policy as presented to Planning and Development Committee City of Ottawa New Official Plan Budget Advisory Committees Environmental Advisory Committee Forests Advisory Committee Other Development Approval Process Natural Open Spaces Study (NOSS) Cash-in-lieu of Parkland General Miscellaneous National Capital Commission Greenbelt and Parkways Land use and sales Current and emerging issues Federal and Provincial issues Provincial Policy Statement review Canadian Environmental Assessment Act review Postal address:

36. Links CITES Homepage Convention for International Trade in endangered species. miscellaneous. Cougar Hill A single site that has a page on many great projects http://www.wildaboutcats.org/links.htm

Links Please e-mail us if you cannot link to any of these sites. Thank you. Contents: Wild Cat Information Wildlife Organizations Mailing Lists Other Feline Facilities ... Miscellaneous Wild Cat Information Big Cats On-Line Great resource site. Cats! - From Wild to Mild An encyclopedia of information for each individual species, including photos and links. Put together by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Bagheera's Lair Fantastic interactive educational site! AZA Felid TAG The Felid Taxon Advisory Group within the American Zoo and Aquarium Association. Tiger's Domain Lots of Tiger info and links. The Cheetah Spot Cheetah information of all kinds. Mainely Felids George Stowers' wonderfully informative site all about responsible private ownership. King Of Beasts A great site with lots of lion information. ISEC International Society of Endangered Cats. A feline conservation group based in Columbus, Ohio. IUCN-Cat Specialist Group This world-wide group organizes guidelines of conservation and captive breeding of all wild cats. Cat Conservation Center Online - Cat Action Treasury Nonprofit fund for the conservation of wild cats in their natural habitats, supporting priority projects of the World Conservation Union's Cat Specialist Group.

37. Bulletin 26 July 1985 Miscellaneous Records And Press Reports II of the Convention on International Trade and endangered species. The local press noted on 3rd May that some 54 plant species in the south west of http://www.enhg.org/b/b26/26_29.htm

Bulletin 26 July 1985: Miscellaneous Records and Press Reports Miscellaneous Records and Press Reports The Bustard Group of the International Council for the Protection of Wild Birds met in Dubai between 13th and 15th November 1984, and unanimously adopted a resolution to implement strict protection measures for especially vulnerable populations of bustards. The Arabian 'houbara' has been in decline for several years. The symposium urged that all bustard species should be listed under Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade and Endangered Species. Over a million saplings were planted throughout the country on Tree Day, February 13th 1985, the trees for the most part being supplied by the various municipalities. New public parks in Umm al Oawain and Dibba were also inaugurated. A visit to Kalba on 17th February provided the Group's bird recorders with further evidence of the existence of the White-collared Kingfisher, Halcyon chloris kalbaensis. It was low tide and five birds were observed resting on the mud flats at one time. Identifiable photographs were taken though the image is small. For previous articles on this rare bird see Bulletins 13 and 23. The 'Khaleej Times' reported on 25th March that the import of agricultural pesticides would in future be subject to clearance by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to ensure that internationally banned materials are not brought into the UAE market. The local press noted on 3rd May that some 54 plant species in the south west of Saudi Arabia are threatened with extinction because of overgrazing, clearance and agricultural expansion. Four plant species had already become extinct since 1975, and a further 100 species were reckoned to be on the danger list.

38. Government Web Sites: Endangered Species Program Agency, endangered species Program. Acronym. Hierarchy, Department of the Interior. Docs, Journal; Reports; miscellaneous Documents http://www.virtualref.com/govagency/441.htm

Home General Reference Government Documents Government Agencies Agency Endangered Species Program Acronym Hierarchy Department of the Interior. United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Docs Journal; Reports; Miscellaneous Documents URL http://endangered.fws.gov/ Notes The Fish and Wildlife Service, in the Department of the Interior, and the National Marine Fisheries Service, in the Department of Commerce, share responsibility for administration of the Endangered Species Act. Generally, the National Marine Fisheries deals with those species occurring in marine environments and anadromous fish, while the Fish and Wildlife Service is responsible for terrestrial and freshwater species and migratory birds. Additionally, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, in the Department of Agriculture, oversees importation and exportation of listed terrestrial plants. Subjects BIRDS ECOSYSTEM FISH

39. Browse Topic Articles indexed to miscellaneous (in order of time indexed.) Such land has more endangered species than nearby national parks. The land is uncultivated http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/t-misc/browse

Free Republic Home Forum Log In ... Help Topic: Miscellaneous SCOTUS Eminent Domain Saddam Trial Oil-for-food ... Move America Forward Articles indexed to Miscellaneous (in order of time indexed.) I Am Somebody! (Dan Rather fights to reclaim his place in polite society.) Posted by nickcarraway 12 replies The American Prowler ^ It is now almost a weekly ritual: a member of the ossifying liberal establishment, looking very defeated and victimized, complains vaguely about some lost privilege. The person will couch his narcissistic complaint in the form of accusing someone of "turning the clock back," not sufficiently respecting "precedent," disregarding "scientific consensus," and so on. All they mean is: the monopoly power liberals once enjoyed across the culture is now gone, and that the public should regard the left's erosion of power as a great loss to the republic. Dan Rather has performed this week's lament to an expiring liberal era. According... 2005 Milton Eisenhower Symposium Speaker list Posted by staytrue 1 reply Johns Hopkins University website ^ •JAMES CARVILLE-Sept. 22 at 8 pm •KATE MICHELMAN-Oct. 5 at 8 pm •DICK MORRIS-Oct. 18 at 8 pm •FRANK NEWPORT-Nov. 2 at 8 pm •NEAL BAER-Nov. 15 at 8 pm •PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY-Nov. 29 at 8 pm •JENNIFER GILBERT The Milton Eisenhower symposium are an annual affair at Johns Hopkins University. Past speakers

40. Accession T89021 - National Fish And Wildlife Laboratory, Bird Project Records,1 The Masked Bobwhite Southwestern endangered species miscellaneous Information - Status of endangered species; Global Environmental Monitoring http://siarchives.si.edu/findingaids/FAT89021.htm

Finding Aids to Personal Papers and Special Collections in the Smithsonian Institution Archives Accession T89021 National Fish and Wildlife Laboratory, Bird Project Records,1933-1979 and undated Descriptive Entry DESCRIPTIVE ENTRY This accession consists of correspondence, photographs, reports, publications, research files, and related records documenting bird projects conducted by the National Fish and Wildlife Laboratory. Box 1 of 10 Whooping Crane - Propagation 1967, 68, 69, 70, 71 and 72 Whooping Crane - Propagation 1962-66 Whooping Crane - Propagation 1973 Whooping Crane - General Whooping Cranes - General, notes, reports publications Whooping Crane Advisory Group Whooping Crane - 1962 Whooping Crane Status - 1963 Whooping Crane - Status and Management - 1971 Whooping Crane - Advisory Group Whooping Crane Advisory Group Correspondence GAME BIRDS U.S. Gallinaceous Game Birds (Corresp.) Alaska - Canada - Mexico Gallinaceous Game Birds (Corresp.) Gallinaceous Game Birds - Corresp. Gallinaceous Game Birds Ranges of Some Game Birds Whooping Crane Necropsy - July 9, 1957

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