Grizzly Bear Management: Removing Population from Endangered List
This new law mandates the removal of the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem grizzly bear population from the federal list of endangered species. This means the management of these bears can proceed without the restrictions of endangered species protections, potentially impacting local communities and the natural environment.
Key points
Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem grizzly bear population to be removed from endangered list.
The removal decision will not be subject to judicial review, speeding up the process.
This change may affect local communities and their interactions with bears.
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