Transactions of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society

1968, Volume 4


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Year1968
Volume4
TitlePresent Concern with Rare and Endangered Species
Author(s)Richard G. Miller
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Abstract:
Measures for protecting rare species and their endangered populations and habitats are taking worldwide effect. Private and supra-governmental organizations are functioning independently for conservation of rare and endangered plants and animals, and cooperate with state and governmental agencies. The Nature Conservancy natural land acquisition programs include transfer of habitat lands from private market to institution or agency control. The Survival Service Commission of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources considers candidate species for endangered status, fosters inquiry on their status, and seeks to institute measures for their restoration. Local level concern is served in Nevada by a committee representing state and federal agencies and, university and private interests.


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