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The U.S. delays grizzly bear rule finalization until 2026 due to public comments and staff changes, impacting livestock protection efforts.
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Fish and Wildlife Service has delayed finalizing grizzly bear rules for the lower 48 states until late 2026, missing a court-ordered deadline due to over 200,000 public comments, staff changes, and regulatory complexity.
Montana ranchers say the delay harms livestock operations, as they cannot legally protect animals from grizzlies without federal approval, despite bears causing stress, lower breeding rates, and weight loss.
They urge a temporary state-led plan to allow immediate action.
Former recovery coordinator Chris Servheen notes current management is similar to post-delisting rules and worries about political interference, especially as the new administration prepares a new rule despite unchanged biological threats to grizzlies.
Los Estados Unidos retrasan la finalización de la regla del oso pardo hasta 2026 debido a los comentarios del público y los cambios de personal, lo que afecta a los esfuerzos de protección del ganado.