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Today, a coalition asked a federal judge in Denver to issue a temporary restraining order to prevent poisoning of prairie dogs in South Dakota's Conata Basin.
Federal agency plans shoot and poison thousands of acres of prairie dogs in violation of this Nation's flagship environmental protection statute, the National Environmental policy Act (NEPA)
The Conata Basin in South Dakota' s Buffalo Gap National Grassland hosts the only successful black-footed ferret recovery site in the world.
Plan would continue to pollute and degrade streams and wetlands and further imperil the endangered Mexican spotted owl and two rare plants, the Sacramento Mountain thistle and the Sacramento prickly poppy.
The recent controversy about the status of flows in the Santa Fe River below the wastewater treatment plant is emblematic of a growing problem in New Mexico
Bush Administration Rejects Protection for Imperiled Prairie Dog
The Black-tailed Prairie Dog continues to suffer an onslaught of threats, including poisoning, shooting, habitat destruction, and sylvatic plague
The restoration project included over two miles of the Santa Fe River downstream of the city wastewater treatment facility
Scientists & Conservation Groups Pressure Feds for Prairie Dog Petition Finding; impacts to cultural values
Waterflow Grazing Allotment Plan Allows Cattle in Hogback ACEC