How New Rules Shrink Habitat for Protected Wildlife

How New Rules Shrink Habitat for Protected Wildlife

How New Rules Shrink Habitat for Protected Wildlife

How New Rules Shrink Habitat for Protected Wildlife

When the 2020 presidential election results were announced, many environmentalists couldn’t help feeling optimistic. Threatened and endangered species had not fared well under the Trump administration, and the incoming Biden administration has already indicated it will take strong steps in response to the extinction crisis. Vulnerable species like the Sierra Nevada red fox, Hermes copper butterfly and black-capped petrel could now be given protections that are long overdue. Read more here .

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Andrew Carter
Director, Conservation Policy

As a Senior Conservation Policy Analyst in the Center for Conservation Innovation at Defenders, Andrew researches and analyzes conservation governance strategies and emerging policy issues.