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Scientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019nd tribal fish and wildlife agencies stand in support of dedicated funding for the conservation of America’s at-risk fish and wildlife. We urge Congress to take up measures that work towards tlús goal, including the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act.America harbors a remarkable array of fish and wil scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019dlife species, many of which face increased risk of extinction due to tlireats such as habitat alteration, invasive species, disease, and other problescientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
ms exacerbated by the impacts of a changing climate. Over one tliird of these species are in need of immediate conservation action from these human-inScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019e, a recent United Nations report detailed over 1 million species at risk of extinction, with approximately 680 vertebrate species already having gone extinct since the 1500s.State fish and wildlife agencies operating on rhe front lines of this crisis have spent the past several years working to ide scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019ntify at-risk species and define appropriate conservation strategies to address their declines through the creation of State Wildlife Action Plans. Unscientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
fortunately, since first mandated by Congress nearly two decades ago, State Wildlife Action Plans have remained chronically underfunded. Today, nearlyScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019for Wildlife Action Plans would provide states and tribes with the resources and certainty needed to plan long-term conservation and monitoring. Tins problem IS exacerbated in tribal agencies, where tribal professionals have no reliable funding mechanism to work with partners on at-risk species cons scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019ervation or the creation of action plans.The passage of the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act would dramatically change this dynamic by providing statscientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
e and tribal agencies with the funding needed to promote voluntary and cost-effective on-the-ground conservation work. By providing states, tribes andScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019amaDuston Ryan Duffie - Graduate Research Assistant - Mississippi State University Loraine Harnisch - Technical Consultant - Member, The Wildlife Society’ Cal Johnson - Aquatic BiolgistClưistopher A. Lepczyk - Professor - Auburn UniversityWilliam Jesse Lynn - Wildlife Biologist - U.S. Fish and Wildl scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019ife ServiceDr. William. E. Stone, CWB® - Associate Professor - Alabama A&M UniversityJaelcn Myers - Graduate Research Assistant - Auburn UniversityDenscientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
nis DeVries - Professor and Assistant Director for Research Programs - Auburn University Manley Worth Pugh - Coordinator of Zoological Collections - TScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019ter of the Wildlife SocietyAlaskaMelanie Smith - Program Director - National Audubon SocietyAndy Baltensperger - Wildlife Biologist - University of Alaska FairbanksMolly Robinett, PliD - Field Ecologist - National Science FoundationOlivia Edwards - Fisheries Technician/Graduate Student - University scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019of Alaska Fairbanks Winifred B Kessler, PhD, CWB® - Member, The Wildlife SocietyStanley .Mien Moberly - Past President of AFS - Member, American Fishescientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
ries Society Mason D Ryant - Dr - RefiredDavid J Cannon - Fisheries Biologist - Kuskokwim Aquatics ConsultingDeanna Strohm-Klobucar - Research ScientiScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019e Advancement of ScienceEmily J Williams - Ecologist - National Park ServiceElizabeth Figus - PliD - University of Akaska FairbanksArizonaJosh T. Avey - Terrestrial Wildlife Branch Chief - Arizona Game and Fish Department Kara Barron - Science and Outreach Manager - Gila Watershed PartnershipKerry B scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019aldwin, Retired - Certified Wildlife Biologist - Wildvisions Arizona Consulting Group Heather Bateman - Associate Professor - Member, sw Section of Thscientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
e Wildlife Society Joseph Braasch - Graduate Student - University of AZ, Dept of Ecology & Evolutional}’ Biology Russell Benford - Environmental ProgrScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state an scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019ife Science Coordinator - Arizona Game and Fish Department and University of ArizonaCarol Chambers - Professor - Vice President, The Wildlife SocietyThomas Hildebrandt - Wildlife Program Manager (Retired) - Arizona Game and Fish Department Kayla Lauger - Student - Northern Arizona UniversityTad c. T scientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019hcimcr - Professor - Northern Arizona UniversityScott Lillie - Environmental consultant - Chuckwalla ConsultingAlton Livingstone - President-elect - Ascientist-sign-on-letter_final_December-2019
Z/NM American Fisheries SocietyBrandon Mayer - Research specialist - Member, The Wildlife SocietyScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state anScientists Support for Dedicated At-Risk Species FundingThe undersigned natural resource scientists and managers working in partnersilip with state anGọi ngay
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