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Interior Secretary Proposes Shifting Grizzly Bear Management from Federal to State Control
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced a plan on July 15 to shift oversight of threatened grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park from federal to state control. The precise scope and implications of the change remain unspecified.
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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced a proposal on July 15 to transfer management of threatened grizzly bears from the federal government to state governments in areas that share Yellowstone National Park. Npr reported that Burgum described the move as turning management authority over to the states. The announcement came from the Trump administration.
The exact meaning and operational details of the proposed shift are not yet clear, Npr reported.
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