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At its December meeting, the Commission(Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks) passed a draft resolution to expedite the removal of Northern Montana grizzlies from the endangered species list. The resolution would apply to the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE), and Cabinet Yaak ecosystem (CYE). The resolution was initiated by Commissioner Vic Workman.

The resolution requests that by December 31st 2008, the USFWS complete a five year status review of all grizzly populations and evaluate whether the populations are grouped together or treated separately. The resolution also calls for the federal government to foot the bill for grizzly management even after they are removed from the endangered species list and management authority is returned to the states.


Please send a letter on the Commission�s draft resolution to either fwpwldmt.gov OR Grizzly Bear Resolution, Director�s Office, Montana FWP, P.O. Box 200701; Helena, Mt. 59620-0701, before February 1, 2008.

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I am sorry, I do not have any information to support or object to the delisting of the bear. I doubt anyone else here does as well. So, what objective purpose could be served by sending such a letter devoid of information and espousing only random opinion?



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The chances of de-listing Grizzlies in Montana is slim to none IMHO. Just ask the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem residents about bears and wolves. The Fed's have lied incessantly about de-listing for years. I want big brother out of states right issues, but that is not likely to happen either. I saw my first out of Yellowstone grizzly in Wyoming in 1995, about 300 miles from the park. Last summer, I heard wolves howling in the Sweetwater Gap, in the southern tip of the Wind River range, but they are not well enough off to allow states to take on managemnet. I feel that any de-listing will never happen at this point. Sorry to rain on the parade.

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Originally Posted by BrentD
So, what objective purpose could be served by sending such a letter devoid of information and espousing only random opinion?



None. Did I suggest as such? You really should KNOW something about what's going on(in general) if you're going to comment on it. I'm not here to educate. You can do that on your own if you're interested. The purpose of my post is to make people aware of the DEADLINE to make comments and where to send them. If you don't have any knowledge or opinion on such matters feel free to post here as much instead. It's up to you if you want to accomplish nothing. Maybe take up knitting...

Thinking you can't make a difference will yield similar results.

This IS a local concern in certain areas of the northern rockies.


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