Center for Biological Diversity
March 2015
Image from Jim Robertson's, Animals in the Wild
The Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service have waited years to
invite public input on their plan for Cascades grizzlies - so we have to act
quickly.
Voice your support now for grizzly recovery in the Cascades to keep this
project and these bears moving forward.
Sign an onlline petition here.
And/or better yet,make direct contact:
Karen Taylor-Goodrich
[email protected]
phone (360) 854-7205
The grizzly bears of the Pacific Northwest could soon get some
much-needed help from the feds: The National Park Service and Fish and
Wildlife Service have declared they'll be teaming up to restore a healthy
grizzly population to the North Cascades, bringing in bears from neighboring
areas. Now the agencies need to hear from you to know these massive, iconic
bears have your full support.
The rugged North Cascades mountain range is key to grizzly survival in the
lower 48, according to scientists ... but only six bears are currently
living there.
Since they earned Endangered Species Act protection in 1975, grizzlies have begun to recover - but some populations could still disappear, so they all must be expanded to counter threats like climate change, development and logging.
Thank you for everything you do for animals!
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