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Sonoran desert tortoise denied endangered species again

The Sonoran desert tortoise has been denied endangered species status for a second time. That’s after environmental advocates have pushed for 14 years to protect an iconic species of the desert Southwest.With its high domed brown shell, the Sonoran desert tortoise is native to Arizona and Sonora, Mexico.“That’s the part of the desert that has saguaros, lots of boulders, rocky

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Sonoran desert tortoise denied endangered status again

The Sonoran desert tortoise has been denied endangered species status for a second time. That’s after environmental advocates have pushed for 14 years to protect an iconic species of the desert Southwest.With its high domed brown shell, the Sonoran desert tortoise is native to Arizona and Sonora, Mexico.“That’s the part of the desert that has saguaros, lots of boulders, rocky

United statesNew mexicoThomas jonesCyndi tuellJeff servossYoung sonoranWildlife serviceFish departmentArizona gameWestern watershed project

Agency: Sonoran desert tortoise doesn t need US protection | News, Sports, Jobs

Agency: Sonoran desert tortoise doesn t need US protection | News, Sports, Jobs
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Agency: Sonoran desert tortoise doesn t need US protection

Federal officials have concluded that Sonoran desert tortoises native to Arizona have a relatively stable population that doesn't need protection from environmental threats but conservation groups say they're still not convinced that the reptiles' well-being is a sure thing.

United statesNew mexicoSonoran desertJoe bushyheadCyndi tuellJeff eisenbergWildlife serviceWashington timesArizona cattle growers associationWife serviceEndangered species actWestern watershedsArizona dailyB environmentB the us fish and wildlife service

Agency: Sonoran desert tortoise doesn t need US protection

Federal officials have concluded that Sonoran desert tortoises native to Arizona have a relatively stable population that doesn't need protection from environmental threats but conservation groups say they're still not convinced that the reptiles' well-being is a sure thing.

United statesNew mexicoSonoran desertJoe bushyheadCyndi tuellJeff eisenbergWildlife serviceWashington timesArizona cattle growers associationWife serviceEndangered species actWestern watershedsArizona dailyB environmentB the us fish and wildlife service

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