Species Protection: Only Native Species and No Foreign Land Purchases
This act changes the rules for protecting endangered species in the U.S. It means that only species naturally found in the United States can be listed as endangered. Additionally, funds for species protection cannot be used to buy land in other countries.
Key points
Changes to species protection rules: only species native to the U.S. can be listed as endangered.
Prohibition on using species protection funds to purchase land outside the U.S.
Status:
Expired
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