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Wildlife Damage

Threatened and Endangered Species Protection

Last Modified: Jun 2, 2020

WS expended $6.8 million in projects carried out to protect threatened or endangered species. During FY 2008, WS assisted in the conservation of 131 threatened and endangered species, through cooperative projects in 36 states, Guam and Cuba.

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