US EditionLawmakers Urge Trump Administration to Halt $1.35 Billion Barred Owl Removal Plan
- A bipartisan group of lawmakers urged the Trump administration to cancel plans to kill over 450,000 barred owls, citing high costs of $3,000 per bird and total expenses potentially exceeding $1.3 billion.
- The lawmakers argued that this plan is an inappropriate and inefficient use of U.S. Taxpayer dollars.
- An estimated 100,000 barred owls inhabit areas with approximately 7,100 spotted owls, which could become extinct, highlighting ecological concerns regarding their decline.
- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had previously approved a plan to remove barred owls, which has sparked controversy among wildlife advocates and raised questions about its effectiveness.
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