"Saving Endangered Species, Saving Ourselves?"(exhibit developed by US Fish and Wildlife Service and Bell Museum of Natural History)

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Saving Endangered Species, Saving Ourselves? is an exhibit developed jointly by Region 3 of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the University of Minnesota's Bell Museum of Natural History. It provides information on endangered species, declining forest wealth, and the diversity of Region 3's ecosystem. The exhibit includes models, graphics and photographs for descriptions of causes of endangerment, and wildlife and ecosystem protection through appropriate land management. The exhibit explains environmental problems threatening human and wildlife species.

Exhibitions, United States. Fish and Wildlife Service, University of Minnesota

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Ten ways to fix the Endangered Species Act

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A professional wildlife biologist describes ten ways by which the Endangered Species Act (ESA) can be made stronger so that it can prevent the endangered and threatened species from becoming extinct. The participation of landowners in the recovery process, using multispecies planning, developing recovery plans within one year of the listing of species as endangered, and establishing specific listing and delisting criteria are some of the steps which would ensure the smooth and efficient working of the ESA.

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