National Wildlife Refuge System Management And Policy Act Hearing Before the S
National Wildlife Refuge System Management And Policy Act Hearing Before the S
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The Feder- al Register notice on the listing proposal cited grazing as one of the probable threats to the plant. Ui- u- Although protection of water howelia was not listed as a purpose of establishing this refuge, such protection may be one of the most important contributions that Turnbull may now make to the conservation of biological diversity. If a threatened plant isn't safe on a national wildlife refuge, where is it safe? Cabeza Prieta NWR (AZJ The 860, 000 acre Cabeza Prieta National Wild...life Refuge was established in 1939 in southern Arizona "for the conservation and development of natural wildlife re- sources ... " Today the refuge provides important habitat for the endangered Son- oran pronghorn and the endangered Sanborn's long-nosed bat.
In the 1940s an Air Force range was overlain on the existing Cabeza Prieta Refuge. Since the early 1960s, the military has operated under a Memorandum of Understanding with the Fish and Wildlife Service that requires all military aircraft flying over the refuge to "maintain a minimum altitude of at \easi 1, 500 feet above ground level, except along mutually approved low-level corridors.
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The Feder- al Register notice on the listing proposal cited grazing as one of the probable threats to the plant. Ui- u- Although protection of water howelia was not listed as a purpose of establishing this refuge, such protection may be one of the most important contributions that Turnbull may now make to the conservation of biological diversity. If a threatened plant isn't safe on a national wildlife refuge, where is it safe? Cabeza Prieta NWR (AZJ The 860, 000 acre Cabeza Prieta National Wild...life Refuge was established in 1939 in southern Arizona "for the conservation and development of natural wildlife re- sources ... " Today the refuge provides important habitat for the endangered Son- oran pronghorn and the endangered Sanborn's long-nosed bat.
In the 1940s an Air Force range was overlain on the existing Cabeza Prieta Refuge. Since the early 1960s, the military has operated under a Memorandum of Understanding with the Fish and Wildlife Service that requires all military aircraft flying over the refuge to "maintain a minimum altitude of at \easi 1, 500 feet above ground level, except along mutually approved low-level corridors.
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