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(Beyond Pesticides<\/em>, January 17, 2023)\u00a0One of the world\u2019s most successful conservation laws\u2014the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA)\u2014was enacted in 1973. Since then, it has saved countless imperiled species from extinction, put hundreds more on the road to recovery, and has enabled the preservation of habitats that support all of us. Thanks to the Endangered Species Act, the humpback whale, bald eagle, and snail darter are still with us. The ESA is our most powerful tool to combat the extinction crisis and stem the loss of biodiversity currently facing our country and the global community. However, decades of underfunding have kept it from realizing its full potential<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Tell the Biden Administration and Congress to provide adequate funding for the Endangered Species Act<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Biden Administration must significantly increase its budget request for endangered species in FY24. A budget of $841 million for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is needed to fully implement the Endangered Species Act. Currently, FWS only receives around 50%<\/a> of the funding required to properly implement the Act. The money is needed to support the following activities<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Listing:<\/strong> FWS needs at least $66.3 million, or an increase of at least $11.3 million per year for at least the next four years, to process the backlog of nearly 200 species awaiting review. Underfunding for the listing program has resulted in many animals and plants waiting over a decade to receive safeguards, with devastating consequences. Nearly 50 unlisted species have been declared extinct while waiting for protections because of these funding shortfalls. This is unacceptable.<\/p>\n

Recovery:<\/strong> The FWS recovery program needs $467.9 million to support recovery planning, implementation, and recovery progress tracking. FWS desperately needs additional funding to help stabilize and save the most critically endangered species and ensure that all listed species receive a minimum amount of funding for their recovery.<\/p>\n

Planning and Consultation:<\/strong> $179.3 million is required for planning and consultation to be maximally effective and efficient. This includes funding for standard consultations, pesticide consultations; \u201cECOSphere\u201d development; voluntary conservation; and basic compliance monitoring that does not currently exist.<\/p>\n

Conservation and Restoration:<\/strong> $10.15 million is needed to help conserve species<\/a>\u2014such as the Monarch butterfly\u2014by improving their habitat and removing threats before they need to be listed.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation:<\/strong> $117.7 million is required to close the gap from previous funding shortfalls and match the current need for state and private lands conservation.<\/p>\n

Tell the Biden Administration and Congress to provide adequate funding for the Endangered Species Act<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Letter to Secretary Haaland (DOI) and Director Williams (FWS)<\/u>:<\/p>\n

The Biden Administration must significantly increase its budget request for endangered species in FY24. A budget of $841 million for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is needed to fully implement the Endangered Species Act. Currently, FWS only receives around 50% of the funding required to properly implement the Act. The money is needed to support a range of critical activities listed below.<\/p>\n

The U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA), enacted in 1973, is one of the world\u2019s most successful conservation laws. It has saved countless imperiled species from extinction, put hundreds more on the road to recovery, and has enabled the preservation of habitats that support all of us. Thanks to the Endangered Species Act, the humpback whale, bald eagle, and snail darter are still with us. The ESA is our most powerful tool to combat the extinction crisis and stem the loss of biodiversity currently facing our country and the global community. However, decades of underfunding have kept it from realizing its full potential.<\/p>\n

Here is what is needed for a truly effective program:<\/p>\n

Listing:<\/strong> FWS needs at least $66.3 million, or an increase of at least $11.3 million per year for at least the next four years, to process the backlog of nearly 200 species awaiting review. Underfunding for the listing program has resulted in many animals and plants waiting over a decade to receive safeguards, with devastating consequences. Nearly 50 unlisted species have been declared extinct while waiting for protections because of these funding shortfalls. This is unacceptable.<\/p>\n

Recovery:<\/strong> The FWS recovery program needs $467.9 million to support recovery planning, implementation, and recovery progress tracking. FWS desperately needs additional funding to help stabilize and save the most critically endangered species and ensure that all listed species receive a minimum amount of funding for their recovery.<\/p>\n

Planning and Consultation:<\/strong> $179.3 million is required for planning and consultation to be maximally effective and efficient. This includes funding for standard consultations, pesticide consultations; \u201cECOSphere\u201d development; voluntary conservation; and basic compliance monitoring that does not currently exist.<\/p>\n

Conservation and Restoration:<\/strong> $10.15 million is needed to help conserve species\u2014such as the Monarch butterfly\u2014by improving their habitat and removing threats before they need to be listed.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation:<\/strong> $117.7 million is required to close the gap from previous funding shortfalls and match the current need for state and private lands conservation.<\/p>\n

I urge the Biden administration to invest in protecting our nation\u2019s most vulnerable species by requesting a budget of $841,370,000 for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to fully implement the Endangered Species Act.<\/p>\n

Thank you.<\/p>\n

Letter to U.S. Representative and Senators<\/u>:<\/p>\n

The Biden Administration must significantly increase its budget request for endangered species in FY24. A budget of $841 million for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is needed to fully implement the Endangered Species Act. Currently, FWS only receives around 50% of the funding required to properly implement the Act. The money is needed to support a range of critical activities listed below.<\/p>\n

One of the world\u2019s most successful conservation laws\u2014the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA)\u2014was enacted in 1973. Since then, it has saved countless imperiled species from extinction, put hundreds more on the road to recovery, and has enabled the preservation of habitats that support all of us. Thanks to the Endangered Species Act, the humpback whale, bald eagle, and snail darter are still with us. The ESA is our most powerful tool to combat the extinction crisis and stem the loss of biodiversity currently facing our country and the global community. However, decades of underfunding have kept it from realizing its full potential.<\/p>\n

Listing:<\/strong> FWS needs at least $66.3 million, or an increase of at least $11.3 million per year for at least the next four years, to process the backlog of nearly 200 species awaiting review. Underfunding for the listing program has resulted in many animals and plants waiting over a decade to receive safeguards, with devastating consequences. Nearly 50 unlisted species have been declared extinct while waiting for protections because of these funding shortfalls. This is unacceptable.<\/p>\n

Recovery:<\/strong> The FWS recovery program needs $467.9 million to support recovery planning, implementation, and recovery progress tracking. FWS desperately needs additional funding to help stabilize and save the most critically endangered species and ensure that all listed species receive a minimum amount of funding for their recovery.<\/p>\n

Planning and Consultation:<\/strong> $179.3 million is required for planning and consultation to be maximally effective and efficient. This includes funding for standard consultations, pesticide consultations; \u201cECOSphere\u201d development; voluntary conservation; and basic compliance monitoring that does not currently exist.<\/p>\n

Conservation and Restoration:<\/strong> $10.15 million is needed to help conserve species\u2014such as the Monarch butterfly\u2014by improving their habitat and removing threats before they need to be listed.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation:<\/strong> $117.7 million is required to close the gap from previous funding shortfalls and match the current need for state and private lands conservation.<\/p>\n

I urge you to invest in protecting our nation\u2019s most vulnerable species by supporting a budget of $841,370,000 for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to fully implement the Endangered Species Act.<\/p>\n

Thank you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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