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- Breaking News: Vote Begins Showdown on Arctic Refuge Drilling:
The Senate narrowly rejected, by a margin of 49-51, an attempt to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil drilling as part of the larger budget resolution. Conservationists consider this a tough setback, but believe the loss to be just the first round in a longer effort ( Read more... ) -
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Arctic Refuge Showdown in U.S. Senate:The future of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was put in jeopardy last week. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH), Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, included a controversial provision to drill in the Refuge in the Senate version of the budget bill. We are extremely disappointed by Senator Gregg’s irresponsible ( Read more... ) -
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"President Bush has proposed a budget that would cripple important wildlife protection programs. His budget slashes funding for the protection of more than 1200 endangered and threatened species in the U.S. -- for grants that help conserve species such as elephants, rhinos, tigers and gorillas in foreign countries -- and for conservation of fish ( Read more... ) -
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Oregon Agency Approves Plan for Wolf Return:
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission approved a plan in mid-February that will help the state manage wolves when the carnivores return. Wolves were hunted to extinction in Oregon in the 1930s, but a few have crossed the state border from Idaho in past years and more are likely to make the journey. ( Read more... )