John Platt

Freelance Journalist and Columnist, Scientific American

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Leading wolf researchers oppose plan to remove Endangered Species Act protections nationally from @NRDC's blog: switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/sfallon/…

Leading wolf researchers oppose plan to remove Endangered Species Act protections nationally

switchboard.nrdc.org — Yesterday a group of leading wolf researchers and prominent conservation biologists sent a letter to the Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewel, urging her to reconsider plans to remove Endangered Species Act protections from wolves across the remainder of the lower 48 states, except for the small and struggling population of Mexican wolves "where found" in the Southwest.

Recovery effort brings back near-extinct tiny island fox on California’s Channel Islands

washingtonpost.com — CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, Calif. - The rare and tiny island fox is on the verge of making a comeback from near-extinction on Santa Cruz Island, the largest of the Channel Islands off Southern California.

Efforts Made to Recover Kunza Language, Once Thought Extinct

indigenousnews.org — Kunza is the language of the Atacameño or Likan Antay people. Although there are more than 6,000 Atacameñós living in Chile, it has long been believed that their language was extinct. Although much of the language had been recorded and exists on paper, native speakers of Kunza no longer existed.
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