Gray Wolves: Protection Changes in Oregon and Washington
This act mandates the reissuance of rules that remove gray wolves from the endangered species list in Oregon and Washington. This means that wolf population management in these states will be subject to different regulations, potentially impacting local communities, agriculture, and the natural environment.
Key points
Gray wolves in Oregon and Washington will be removed from the endangered species list.
This change may affect how wolf populations are managed in these states, including potential culling.
The decision must be reissued within 60 days of the act's enactment.
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