The Bush/Cheney Administration's politically-motivated draft "recovery plan" for northern spotted owls threatens to undermine years of progress in protecting these owls and the old-growth forests they need to survive.
Urge officials at the Fish & Wildlife Service to scrap the current plan and reconvene the Northern Spotted Owl Recovery Team to develop a real recovery plan that benefits the spotted owl, not just the timber industry.
There's just a few days left to take action. The Fish & Wildlife Service will only be accepting comments on this draft recovery plan until this Friday, August 24th, so thank you for standing up for the northern spotted owl today.
We signed the “Bush/Cheney: Don't Play Politics With Our Wildlife!” petition!
# 200:
7:10 am PDT, Aug 23,Emily Hardesty, Illinois
# 199:
7:10 am PDT, Aug 23,Jennifer McQueen, North Carolina
# 198:
7:09 am PDT, Aug 23,Tonya Walker, California
# 197:
7:09 am PDT, Aug 23,Thomas Riley, Michigan
You already made a mess with your damn war!! and have cost this country dearly with you waste of this countries taxes for that war leave the wilderness alone
# 196:
7:09 am PDT, Aug 23,Amy Schumacher, Ohio
# 195:
7:08 am PDT, Aug 23,Don Parker, Colorado
This needs to be an entirely science based plan
# 194:
7:08 am PDT, Aug 23,Linda Dennis, Oklahoma
# 193:
7:08 am PDT, Aug 23,H Celeste Martin, Louisiana
# 192:
7:07 am PDT, Aug 23,Derek Wilcox, United Kingdom
# 191:
7:07 am PDT, Aug 23,A Hays, Indiana
# 190:
7:07 am PDT, Aug 23,Danielle H. West, Illinois
# 189:
7:06 am PDT, Aug 23,Amy Gregg, Ohio
# 188:
7:06 am PDT, Aug 23,Patti Salber, Pennsylvania
We are all God's creatures, great and small. There is a balance that we ought not be destroying.
# 187:
7:06 am PDT, Aug 23,Wendy Carruth, Texas
# 186:
7:05 am PDT, Aug 23,Angie Macchione, Illinois
# 185:
7:04 am PDT, Aug 23,John Rossi, Pennsylvania
Time is running out on us!
We must put our prioriries in order!
# 184:
7:04 am PDT, Aug 23,Kevin Martin, Oregon
# 183:
7:03 am PDT, Aug 23,Sandy Sirk, Florida
# 182:
7:03 am PDT, Aug 23,Karin Braunsberger, Florida
# 181:
7:02 am PDT, Aug 23,Sheri Cochran, Texas
Corporations who have a vested interest in the timber being harvested should not be in charge of wildlife preservation. We need to preserve, not destroy, our old growth forests.
# 180:
7:02 am PDT, Aug 23,Name not displayed, North Carolina
# 179:
7:02 am PDT, Aug 23,Gloria Billey, Illinois
# 178:
7:02 am PDT, Aug 23,Name not displayed, Connecticut
# 177:
7:01 am PDT, Aug 23,Gudy Terenzio, South Africa
The environment has taken to many man-made intrusions already - let the spotted owl keep their home and don't let the greed of people stop you from doing the right thing for all of us, owls and people alike!
# 176:
7:01 am PDT, Aug 23,Doug Scott, Ohio
# 175:
7:01 am PDT, Aug 23,Melissa Breyer, New York
# 174:
7:00 am PDT, Aug 23,Margaret Estes, Massachusetts
The current administration has but one thing in their heads...how are the shareholders going to make out? There is an old resource that we are not using to it's full potential and I am so confused why more corporations haven't gotten on the band wagon...BAMBOO!!! A renewable resource that grows faster than any plant in the world! Why touch the magnificent old growth forests when we could achieve the same from Bamboo? This country needs to think outside the box and now!
# 173:
7:00 am PDT, Aug 23,Brandy Sweisberger, South Carolina
# 172:
7:00 am PDT, Aug 23,Carl Tyndall, New York
Please reconsider a REAL PLAN instead of a political plan.
# 171:
7:00 am PDT, Aug 23,Sinziana Bodolica, Romania
# 170:
6:59 am PDT, Aug 23,Dusty Washburn, Florida
# 169:
6:59 am PDT, Aug 23,Jen Murray, Pennsylvania
# 168:
6:58 am PDT, Aug 23,B. McNeilly, California
# 167:
6:58 am PDT, Aug 23,Lynn Grochowski, Iowa
# 166:
6:57 am PDT, Aug 23,Ann Vanleerberghe, Belgium
# 165:
6:56 am PDT, Aug 23,Nancy Becker, New York
# 164:
6:55 am PDT, Aug 23,Derrick Mitchell, California
# 163:
6:54 am PDT, Aug 23,Christy Sloan, California
# 162:
6:53 am PDT, Aug 23,Allie Theiss, Ohio
# 161:
6:53 am PDT, Aug 23,Dawn Germany, Texas
if we destroy every forest and every resource we have.;what will the enviroment look like in the next 100 years.? there would be no next 100 years at this rate.
# 160:
6:53 am PDT, Aug 23,Lee Speaks, California
# 159:
6:51 am PDT, Aug 23,Name not displayed, California
# 158:
6:51 am PDT, Aug 23,David Reisman, Nevada
# 157:
6:49 am PDT, Aug 23,Charlene Younkin, Pennsylvania
# 156:
6:48 am PDT, Aug 23,Jasmina Gradistanac, Massachusetts
# 155:
6:48 am PDT, Aug 23,Jim Uleman, New York
Putting corporations in charge of wildlife preservation is a great way to reduce biodiversity and impoverish most of us.
# 154:
6:45 am PDT, Aug 23,Fiona Brazier, United Kingdom
# 153:
6:44 am PDT, Aug 23,Sofia Natsis, New York
# 152:
6:44 am PDT, Aug 23,Stacy Hammond, Indiana
# 151:
6:43 am PDT, Aug 23,Ana Jovic, Serbia And Montenegro