Erase the Bush Stain on Wildlife Conservation
Rodger Schlickeisen, Defenders of Wildlife
Before leaving office, the Bush Administration rammed through a regulatory change to the Endangered Species Act that threatens efforts to save polar bears, wolves, manatees and nearly 1,200 other species from extinction.
Now it’s up to Congress to clean up the mess left by the Bush/Cheney Administration. Will you help?
The Bush regulations would…
- Allow America’s threatened polar bears to drown in a sea of inaction by preventing the Endangered Species Act from protecting the bears from the threat of global warming; and
- Let federal agencies in charge of building highways, dams and other projects decide whether those projects might drive rare plants and animals to extinction, without ever checking with the expert biologists in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service.
The Endangered Species Act is the single most important law protecting our wildlife. Each day that the Bush regulations are in place our imperiled wildlife are at greater risk of extinction.
With gratitude for your efforts,
Rodger Schlickeisen President Defenders of Wildlife |
Endangered Species
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Under regulations pushed through by the Bush Administration, America’s vanishing polar bears would be denied crucial protections and important scientific reviews would be eliminated on federal projects.