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Urban Sprawl Chief Species Threat
provide incentives for private
landowners to do the right thing.
We want to work with species be
fore they get threatened,” Hamil
ton said.
“We’ve turned the comer. I
hope we’ve bottomed out in terms
of adversarial relationships with
landowners. In cases where we’ve
been working with landowners
and something happens that
affects a species, we’re not going
to go back and ask the landowner
to do more.”
Areas where species are at
greatest risk include Hawaii, south
Texas, Florida, Appalachia, south
ern California and the Pacific
Northwest. However, there are
also some recent success stories,
including the reintroduction of
California condors and saving
habitat for desert fish in Texas.
Hamilton said proposals to ex
tend tax credits to landowners
who protect wildlife habitat and
estate tax reductions that would
encourage families to retain farm
land could enhance species pro
tection. USDA programs such as
the Conservation Reserve Pro
gram (CRP) and the Wetlands Re
serve Program (WRP) are also
important tools in species pre
servation efforts, he said.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. The
nation’s plant and animal life are
facing an extinction crisis caused
largely by the rapid encroachment
of suburban communities into rur
al areas, a top official of the
Department of Interior told the
National Resource Management
Planning Conference here re
cently.
“We’re seeing a tremendous
amount of agricultural land being
covered over in concrete,” said
Sam Hamilton, acting south
eastern regional director of the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, an
agency of the Interior Department,
Hamilton spoke at a conference
session that focused on the
importance of examining all fed
eral regulations in developing a
total resource management plan.
There are approximately 1,100
plant and animal species identified
by the Fish and Wildlife Service
as endangered or threatened, said
Hamilton, adding that loss of habi
tat is the primary factor placing
the species at risk. Approximately
80 percent of the natural habitat of
threatened and endangered plants
and animals is on private land.
‘The future for these species
depends upon how well we can
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