Irreverent Observations on the Endangered Species Act
Chris NaganoThoughts & comments on the ESA from a former insider
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Retired USFWS endangered species biologist (27 years). Worked in CA, NM, & other States protecting ESA listed plants & animals incl mammals, butterflies, salamanders & gnatcatchers Former Senior Scientist at Center for Biological Diversity
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