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Save the Flat-tailed Horned Lizard from Urban Development
Target: Ken Salazar, Interior Secretary
Sponsored by: Care2
Sponsored by: Care2
The flat-tailed horned lizard is disappearing fast.
Biologists have expressed growing concerns about the decline of the lizard in its Southwestern habitats, but after three proposals in the past 15 years, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service still refuses to list the lizard as an endangered species. Thankfully, a federal court recently demanded the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reassess its refusal. We need to convince them to make the right decision for the lizard this time!
The Bush Administration promoted urban development and corporate interests at the expense of the natural environment and many plants and animals, including the flat-tailed horned lizard. In California, the lizards have lost almost their entire habitat to a growing metropolis.
But now we have entered a new political age and we must make it a priority to encourage our leaders to protect our valuable wildlife. Tell Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to ensure that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service protects the flat-tailed horned lizard and adds it to the list of endangered species.
Biologists have expressed growing concerns about the decline of the lizard in its Southwestern habitats, but after three proposals in the past 15 years, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service still refuses to list the lizard as an endangered species. Thankfully, a federal court recently demanded the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reassess its refusal. We need to convince them to make the right decision for the lizard this time!
The Bush Administration promoted urban development and corporate interests at the expense of the natural environment and many plants and animals, including the flat-tailed horned lizard. In California, the lizards have lost almost their entire habitat to a growing metropolis.
But now we have entered a new political age and we must make it a priority to encourage our leaders to protect our valuable wildlife. Tell Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to ensure that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service protects the flat-tailed horned lizard and adds it to the list of endangered species.
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Scott Steiner, Ohio
We need a leader with more environmental protections to help all the creatures of our lands. All living things are like bricks of a house. More living creatures that become extinct the more we pull bricks out of our "House" "The Planet Earth". The more bricks we lose eventually the house will fall. We will fall. Support all living things. Support the planet Earth.
We need a leader with more environmental protections to help all the creatures of our lands. All living things are like bricks of a house. More living creatures that become extinct the more we pull bricks out of our "House" "The Planet Earth". The more bricks we lose eventually the house will fall. We will fall. Support all living things. Support the planet Earth.
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Agin, we need to find a way to co-habit with Nature and the Animals on this planet.
Agin, we need to find a way to co-habit with Nature and the Animals on this planet.
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every species has a place in the balance of nature
every species has a place in the balance of nature
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