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This page collects the 36 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Wildlife Protection”. Coverage spans bills, public meetings, and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Environment, Environment, and Marine Mammals.

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  1. Mon, Nov 22 items
    1. Mote Marine Laboratory concludes 45th year of sea turtle nesting season monitoring in Sarasota CountyMote Marine Laboratory concluded its 45th year of sea turtle nesting season monitoring in Sarasota County, documenting nearly 5,000 nests and a decline in artificial lighting disorientations. ResearchHillsborough County2 reports
    2. California Department of Fish and Wildlife delays commercial Dungeness crab season until Jan. 1San Francisco County
  2. Mon, Oct 261 item
    1. Voice of San Diego: County employee demoted after racist comment, local leaders push for federal sea lion protection, and Padres donate $50,000 to Chamber PACA county analyst who was previously promoted after making a racist comment during an online diversity training has now been demoted. Meanwhile, San Diego city officials asked federal authorities for mSan Diego County
  3. Sat, Oct 242 items
    1. Anaheim couple sentenced to probation and fines for trafficking endangered wildlife parts, feds sayA federal judge sentenced an Anaheim couple to three years' probation and $10,000 fines each after they pleaded guilty to violating the Lacey Act by trafficking wildlife parts such as rhinoceros hornsLos Angeles County
    2. Anaheim couple sentenced to probation and fines for trafficking endangered wildlife partsLos Angeles County
  4. Mon, Sep 141 item
    1. Federal Changes to Endangered Species Act Alter Regulatory Definition of HarmChanges to the Endangered Species Act rescind the regulatory definition of 'harm', prompting concerns from Florida conservation groups and critical care centers regarding marine life habitats.Hillsborough County
  5. Sat, Aug 291 item
    1. Divers remove 1,000 pounds of debris from artificial reefs near Fort Walton BeachA cleanup crew removed over 1,000 pounds of debris, including 12 miles of fishing line, from ten artificial reef sites off the coast of Destin-Fort Walton Beach. The mission was a partnership between Miami-Dade County2 reports
  6. Wed, Aug 191 item
    1. San Diego officials debate restricting public access to La Jolla Cove to protect sea lionsLocal stakeholders are debating potential new restrictions on public access to La Jolla Cove following a recent incident involving sea lion aggression. The discussion centers on balancing human recreaHillsborough County

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  • Topic to billsLouisiana requires court warrants to seize rehabilitated wildlife and court orders to euthanize them, Kansas HB 2505 exempts wildlife conservation and endangered species location records from open records requests, Pennsylvania House Bill 994 Prohibits Sale and Purchase of Protected Animal Parts and Products (+4 more)
  • Topic to orgsPennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, Mote Marine Laboratory, Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund
  • Topic to meetingsCocoa Beach Sustainability Committee Meeting Minutes: November 2, 2022

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