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Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Dec 3, 2009
rearing and reproduction, population maintenance and reduction of adaptive capabilities, and increased likelihood of local extinctions (Hallerman 2003, pp. 363-364; Burkhead et al . 1997, pp 397-399 … These bottom substrates are dominated by fine gravel, along with some sand, coarse gravel, cobble, and bedrock (Blanco and Mayden 1999, pp. 24-26; Drennen personal observation, February 2009b).
74 FR 63366Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceEndangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Listing the Scarlet Macaw
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 26, 2019
Plant species consumed by scarlet macaws are both seasonal and available year round (Abramson et al. 1995, p. 24). … (coral tree) (Guittar et al. 2009, pp. 389-399; Renton and Brightsmith 2009, pp. 3-4; Brightsmith 2005, p. 297; Vaughan et al. 2003, p. 8; Iñigo-Elias 1996, p. 57; Marineros and Vaughan 1995, p
84 FR 6278Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Oct 8, 2015
Unit 24: Gilberts Big Creek, Clay and Leslie Counties, Kentucky Proposed Unit 24 is located east of KY 66 and generally parallel to Gilberts Creek Road in southeastern Clay County and western Leslie County … The watershed surrounding proposed Unit 24 is relatively undisturbed and dominated by forest.
80 FR 61030Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Jun 24, 2010
range of the Pacific Hawaiian damselfly on the windward side of Oahu to the dry plains on the leeward side of the island via a tunnel cut through the Koolau mountain range (Stearns and Vaksvik 1935, pp. 399 … Hawaiian damselflies are largely absent from channelized portions of streams (Polhemus and Asquith 1996, p. 24).
75 FR 35990Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 10, 2024
Service, No. 1:24-cv-00457 (D.D.C.)). … [FR Doc. 2024-20106 Filed 9-9-24; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4333-15-C
89 FR 73512Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Dec 1, 2020
Good Greater than 185 river miles (no extirpation of pelagic broadcast-spawning fishes anticipated, based on fragment length alone) 24% or less loss of channel area; 100 or more acres per mile … The State of Oklahoma has identified the peppered chub as a tier III species of greatest conservation need in the Oklahoma Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy (ODWC 2016, pg. 399).
85 FR 77108Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 28, 2010
The Cerro Summit-Cimarron subpopulation is centered about 24 km (15 mi) east of Montrose. … Collectively, the smaller populations contain 24 percent of the genetic diversity of the species.
75 FR 59804Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Nov 3, 2020
CWD continues to spread in North America (Escobar et al. 2020, p. 24) and is currently confirmed in 24 States (CDC 2020, unpaginated). … Public acceptance is highest where wolves were not extirpated and where residents have had longer periods of exposure to wolves (Houston et al. 2010, pp. 399-401).
85 FR 69778Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Apr 7, 2016
In fact, as recently as 2009, Loughman (pers. comm., October 24, 2014) observed heavy equipment being operated in stream channels in the Upper Guyandotte basin. … increase in the frequency of heavy precipitation events; (4) an increase in the risk of seasonal droughts; and (5) an increase in the strength of tropical storms (Melillo et al. 2014, pp. 374, 398-399
81 FR 20450Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · May 10, 2012
species, with a narrow range limited to a small geographical or ecological area (Nebeker and Gaufin 1967, p. 416; Nelson and Baumann 1989, p. 292; Nelson 2008, pp. 178-179; Kondratieff and Baumann 2002, p. 399 … dissolved oxygen, and making the habitat unsuitable for macroinvertebrate species such as stoneflies (Furniss et al. 1991, p. 302; Waters 1995, p. 65; Anderson 1996, pp. 6 and 8; Grace 2002, pp. 24
77 FR 27386Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Dec 7, 2010
space for rearing and reproduction and population maintenance, reduced adaptive capabilities, and increased likelihood of local extinctions (Hallerman 2003, pp. 363-364; Burkhead et al. 1997, pp. 397-399 … These bottom substrates are dominated by fine gravel, along with some sand, coarse gravel, cobble, and bedrock (Blanco and Mayden 1999, pp. 24-26; Drennen pers. obs., February 2009b).
75 FR 75913Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Feb 22, 2011
Unit 24 In Unit 24, we are proposing 11 ac (4.5 ha) of private land in north-central Bexar County, but south of Vera Cruz Road in the Stone Oak KFR for R. exilis. … The rest of Unit 24 is Karst Zone 2.
76 FR 9872Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Mar 10, 2009
We must receive requests for public hearings, in writing, at the address shown in the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT section by April 24, 2009. … presence of Oregon chub in stomach contents of predatory fish is lacking, many nonnative fish, particularly adult centrarchids and ictalurids are documented piscivores (fish eaters) (Moyle 2002, pp. 397, 399
74 FR 10412Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Apr 7, 2021
In the southeastern United States, temperatures are predicted to warm by 4-8 °F (2.2-4.4 °C) by 2100 (Carter et al. 2014, p. 399). … Aug. 24, 2018), and Center for Biological Diversity v . Jewell, 248 F. Supp. 3d, 946, 959 (D. Ariz. 2017).
86 FR 18014Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · May 10, 2011
Subunit 2b is composed of three EOs: 18, 24, and 25. … EO 24 is a large EO; the following vegetative communities are just a few of those found within this EO: Artemisia tridentata ssp.
76 FR 27184Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 4, 2012
Species Information The mardon skipper is a small (20 to 24 millimeters; less than 1 inch), tawny-orange butterfly with a stout, hairy body. … (2007b, pp. 24-25) reported that grazing had degraded habitat at three of these sites.
77 FR 54332Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Mar 23, 2010
We published a substantial 90-day finding on August 24, 2000 (65 FR 51578). … Baker (in press, p. 24) and Miller et al .
75 FR 13910Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 29, 2017
Notices of Review (75 FR 69222, November 10, 2010; 76 FR 66370, October 26, 2011; 77 FR 69994, November 21, 2012; 78 FR 70104, November 22, 2013; 79 FR 72450, December 5, 2014; 80 FR 80584, December 24 … The Southeast region, which includes Virginia, is projected to see a regional average temperature increase of 4 to 8 °F (2.2 to 4.4 °C) (Carter et al. 2014, p. 399 In Melillo et al. 2014).
82 FR 45551Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Feb 28, 2022
The State of Oklahoma has identified the peppered chub as a tier III species of greatest conservation need in the Oklahoma Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy (ODWC 2016, p. 399). … We accepted public comments through May 24, 2021, and received comments from the Kansas Farm Bureau, Oklahoma Farm Bureau, New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission
87 FR 11188Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife ServiceFederal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 13, 2023
periphyton, which is also more nutrient-rich than aquatic plants; however, if periphyton availability is limited or depleted, Quitobaquito tryonia will consume aquatic plants (Pyron and Brown 2015, p. 399 … Crayfish have been found to consume snails that occupy similar habitats as springsnails and their eggs (Fernandez and Rosen 1996, pp. 24-25).
88 FR 62725Interior DepartmentFish and Wildlife Service
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