#Genie Wiley 2019 Free Fall Crisis

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Genie Wiley 2019 Free Fall Crisis

Humans alter wildlife populations and landscapes so radically we are in a global extinction free fall crisis. Trophy hunting, and hunting for many species, is not working out. As you consider these bills, please do not support actions that will diminish opportunities to provide a more diverse, resilient and healthy economy for future generations in eastern and north-central Montana.ItвЂ™s not just westerners, global communities will have to judge. However, proposed legislation opposing restoration of public-trust, wild bison, especially on the CMR Refuge, is part of an economic strategy that has failed for decades. In particular, small businesses along highways 2 and 191, especially in Blaine, Phillips and Valley Counties and in Lewistown would benefit.Enhancing local economies is but one reason to restore bison in Montana. Russell National Wildlife Refuge and on nearby private lands where public bison are accepted can provide sustained local income near the Refuge вЂ“ without negative impacts to local cattle growers.

A refuge may вЂњrestore wildlife where appropriate.вЂќNotably, a federal refuge must вЂњensure effective coordination, interaction, and cooperationвЂќ with adjacent landowners and with the state in which the refuge is located. Refuge actions shall provide for conservation of fish, wildlife and plants, and their habitat and ensure biological integrity, diversity and environmental health of the Refuge System, for the benefit of present and future generations of Americans. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, discussion of the federal refuge system is emphasized here.The National Wildlife Refuge Administration Act clarifies that actions on a refuge must be compatible with the mission of the Refuge System and with the refugeвЂ™s purposes stated in its establishing legislation. Constitution and of laws governing federal land-management agencies, concluded вЂњthe statesвЂ™ trust responsibilities for wildlife are subordinate to the federal governmentвЂ™s statutory and trust obligations over federal lands and their integral resourcesвЂќ including wildlife.Since the CoalitionвЂ™s goal includes restoring public-trust, wild bison on the Charles M.

Thus, habitat and populations may not be manipulated separately.Allowing the CMR to manipulate its habitat without bison is a disingenuous proposition. It is impossible to manipulate any part of an ecosystem, let alone a keystone species, without influencing many other species in many interrelated ways. The CMR is the largest federal refuge within the historic range of plains bison.Despite these potential contributions to refuge goals and to the mission of the Refuge System, the CMR Plan concludes: вЂњThe Service will not consider reintroducing bison on the refuge unless Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks initiates an effort.вЂќ and that вЂњany proposal for bison restoration would be conducted by a public process led by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.вЂќ This is an abdication of federal statutory and public trust responsibilities for federal lands and resources, despite the stateвЂ™s long failure, in not restoring wild bison, to fulfill its own Constitutional mandate and public trust responsibilities to the people of Montana.Federal/state wildlife management dichotomy is biologically illogicalModern wildlife biology and conservation recognize the innumerable interactions among animals, plants and the physical environment. вЂњPerhaps the greatest conservation challenge that bison face is the lack of large blocks of habitat.вЂќ (NPS 2020).The CMR Plan notes that, without bison, вЂњprogress in restoring ecological processes would remain incompleteвЂќ, that вЂњbison restoration would bring back what was once a dominant herbivore and keystone species in the refuge landscapeвЂќ, would be вЂњa positive move toward restoration of natural ecological processesвЂќ and вЂњwould present the opportunity for wildlife-dependent public uses.вЂќThere is no indication that that restoring bison would be biologically inappropriate.In the Department of InteriorвЂ™s Bison Conservation Initiative, its goal and need for large bison herds on large landscapes would be greatly enhanced with restoration of bison on the CMR. A refuge must cooperate with state and local dictates only вЂњto the extent practicableвЂќ.Restoring bison on the CMR would contribute to the mission of the Refuge System in that the Department of InteriorвЂ™s Bison Conservation InitiativeвЂ™s goals include the maintenance of wildness and genetic diversity in large, wide-ranging bison herds on large landscapes.

Russell National Wildlife Refuge, UL Bend National Wildlife Refuge. Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Charles M. For examples, the CMR cannot produce thousands of bison wallows as habitat for plants and animals, cannot seasonally distribute shed bison hair for use by nesting birds, cannot duplicate the effects of bison grazing distributed across space and time in natural ways.Thus, the federal/state dichotomy for wildlife management on federal lands is unreasonable policy, grounded in political expediency.CMR 2010. The habitat impacts of wild bison cannot be duplicated by human activity.

As you know there are plenty of studies that show the effect of stress on predators, whether just trying to avoid us or living in a nightmare world of being hunted by humans. The quote is from: nps.gov/subjects/bison/what-we-de.htm.The above will be posted on mtwildbison.org soon.I think the human factor is a much greater concern for cougars than wolves. Environmental Law 47 (4): 1-126.NPS 2020. Fish and wildlife management of federal lands: Debunking state supremacy.