Removes federal endangered species protections for gray wolves in Oregon and Washington.
This bill would end federal protections for gray wolves in Oregon and Washington. It tells the Department of the Interior to put back a rule that removes these wolves from the endangered species list. This would let state agencies manage them.
Today, federal laws protect gray wolves in Oregon and Washington because a court canceled an older rule. If this bill passes, the Secretary of the Interior would have to put that rule back within 60 days. This would end federal protections for gray wolves only in Oregon and Washington. State agencies would then manage these wolf populations.
HR 5171 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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