REPORTS
IMPROVING COOPERATIVE STATE AND FEDERAL SPECIES CONSERVATION EFFORTS
WHAT'S THE IMPACT? In May 2019, the University of Wyoming’s Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources (home of the Ruckelshaus Institute) and the College of Law, and Texas A&M University, through its Natural Resources Institute and School of Law, convened a workshop on opportunities for states to engage more meaningfully in species conservation efforts under the Endangered Species Act. Consistent with what is also a goal of the Ruckelshaus Institute, this workshop sought to identify and support state- and stakeholder-driven solutions to species conservation challenges by highlighting relevant research and information and promoting collaborative decision-making processes. The workshop’s goal was to seek agreements in principle for concepts and recommendations for states to engage in ESA and other species conservation efforts. One key result of the workshop is the Workshop Report, reprinted in full here.
AUTHORS: TEMPLE STOELLINGER MICHAEL BRENNAN SARA BRODNAX YA-WEI LI MURRAY FELDMAN BOB BUDD
CITATION Stoellinger, T., M. Brennan, S. Brodnax, Y. Li, M. Feldman and B. Budd. 2020. Improving Cooperative State and Federal Species Conservation Efforts, Wyo. Law Rev. 20: 183.
ACCESS THE REPORT
PAGE 9
