the fish and wildlife service was officially reated in 1940.
the fish and wildlife service was officially reated in 1940.
when was the fish and wildlife service officially reated?
1940
bullet::::- sierra club v. babbitt









































section::::see also.:other related topics.









































bullet::::- arizona game and fish department









































bullet::::- national survey of fishing, hunting, and wildlife-associated recreation









































bullet::::- national wildlife refuge association









































bullet::::- north american game warden museum









































section::::further reading.









































bullet::::- us fishery agency annual reports 1871-1940 and 1947-1979









































bullet::::- director of us fish and wildlife service dies at keystone









































bullet::::- doi secretary ken salazar's statement on the passing of fish and wildlife service director sam hamilton









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- us fish and wildlife service on google cultural institute









































bullet::::- fish and wildlife service in the federal register









































bullet::::- fws midwest region
united states fish and wildlife service
the last confirmed specimens of "c. n. calidae" were collected on february 2, 1970, and the subspecies was probably extinct by the next year. further surveys in 1972 and 1977 returned no examples of the fish. in 1978, united states fish and wildlife service announced that it was considering delisting the fish, with assistant secretary of the interior robert l. herbst calling the loss "totally avoidable" and saying, "the human projects which so disrupted its habitat, if carefully planned, could have ensured its survival." in 1981, after an exhaustive search of over 40 locations, the fish and wildlife service officially declared the fish extinct. it was the first animal removed from the provisions of the 1973 endangered species act as a result of its extinction.
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