
For more than 30 years, the Endangered Species Act has protected wildlife at the brink of extinction. From our national symbol, the bald eagle, to grizzlies, wolves and California condors, our nation's wildlife continue to survive in the wild thanks to these protections.
But the Bush administration tried to make a last ditch effort to undermine the Endangered Species Act. Currently, federal agencies are required to consult with expert scientists at US Fish and Wildlife or National Marine Fisheries Service to ensure proposed actions will not jeopardize threatened or endangered wildlife. But the Bush administration tried to remove this fundamental check and balance, putting wildlife in harm's way.
We owe it to our children and grandchildren to be good stewards of the environment and leave behind a legacy of protecting endangered species and the special places they call home. Please sign our petition urging President Obama to stop the previous administration's last ditch efforts to undermine the Endangered Species Act.

Good news! President Barack Obama vowed to let science guide decisions at the Department of the Interior, and recognized the vital role of the Endangered Species Act in protecting America’s imperiled wildlife (read White House press release).
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Good news! President Barack Obama vowed to let science guide decisions at the Department of the Interior, and recognized the vital role of the Endangered Species Act in protecting America’s imperiled wildlife (read White House press release).
Thank you for your interest. This petition is now closed.
Please click here for more petitions.
Good news! President Barack Obama vowed to let science guide decisions at the Department of the Interior, and recognized the vital role of the Endangered Species Act in protecting America’s imperiled wildlife (read White House press release).
Thank you for your interest. This petition is now closed.
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