Wyoming Delegation Says Trump’s Overhaul Of Endangered Species Act Long Overdue

Trump Admin Aims to Gut Endangered Species Act Habitat Protections

The Trump administration has proposed a rule that would eliminate endangered species’ habitat protections in the United States. The rule change would “rescind” the regulatory definition of “harm” to no longer include habitat modification for endangered and threatened wildlife under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Environmentalists said the move would cause critically endangered species to become extinct due to activities such as logging, minin…

Wyoming Delegation Says Trump’s Overhaul Of Endangered Species Act Long Overdue

Changing the definition of “harm” in the Endangered Species Act, as the Trump administration proposes, could overhaul the ESA. It’s also long overdue, Wyoming’s delegation says, saying its “a great solution” to a problem caused by federal overregulation.

Exclusive: Trump Admin Plans Overhaul of Endangered Species Act

The Trump administration will reform the rules implementing the Endangered Species Act, and the Supreme Court has set a favorable precedent. The post Exclusive: Trump Admin Plans Overhaul of Endangered Species Act appeared first on Conservative News and Views.

Trump Reignites Debate Over the Threatened Species Act

Since its creation in 1973, the law on endangered species has served as a legal rampart against the extinction of many animal and plant species in the United States. This federal text protects not only individuals, but also the territories essential to their survival. In 2025, the Trump administration proposed to return to this balance by redefining which constitutes damage to fauna. Behind this technical reform, the future of many fragile ecosy…