Conservation
Spotted Owls Now Safer as Previous Plans to Reduce Habitats are Struck Down
Biden's administration has slapped down a Trump-era proposal that would have destroyed more than 3.4 million acres of crucial habitat for the fragile bird and exposed the old-growth forests where it lives to log, resulting in a win for the northern spotted owl.
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