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A Brief Strategy For Wildlife, Eric T. Freyfogle
A Brief Strategy For Wildlife, Eric T. Freyfogle
Idaho Law Review
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Dale Goble As A Builder Of Bridges, J. Michael Scott, Beatrice Van Horne, John A. Wiens
Dale Goble As A Builder Of Bridges, J. Michael Scott, Beatrice Van Horne, John A. Wiens
Idaho Law Review
Ecological scientists and legal scholars think and talk in different ways. The “gulf of mutual incomprehension” that results can impede efforts to address shared problems. Dale Goble bridged this gulf by teaming with ecologists to interpret the Endangered Species Act and develop the concept of conservation-reliant species—species that require ongoing, long-term management to address the factors that threaten them. Most imperiled species are conservation reliant and conservation resources are limited. Meeting the long-term needs of conservation-reliant species will require the blending of ecological science, societal context, and law that Dale Goble has long promoted.
Conservation-Reliant Species As A Boundary Object For Interdisciplinary Engagements, Melinda Morgan
Conservation-Reliant Species As A Boundary Object For Interdisciplinary Engagements, Melinda Morgan
Idaho Law Review
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Dale Goble: A “Significant” Contributor To Endangered Species Act Scholarship, Carmen Thomas Morse
Dale Goble: A “Significant” Contributor To Endangered Species Act Scholarship, Carmen Thomas Morse
Idaho Law Review
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Salmon And The Clean Water Act: An Unfinished Agenda, Michael Blumm, Michael Benjamin Smith
Salmon And The Clean Water Act: An Unfinished Agenda, Michael Blumm, Michael Benjamin Smith
Faculty Articles
Salmon are perhaps the quintessential indicator species for water quality, as they require both sufficient quality and quantity to migrate and spawn. Columbia Basin salmon have been listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for over a quarter-century in large part due to inadequate water flows and poor water quality. A half-century ago, long before the listings, the modern Clean Water Act promised fishable waters. This article explains that this is a promise largely unkept due to implementing agencies’ evasion and disinterest. Recent litigation, however, offers some hope that the statute may yet provide a viable path towards protecting and …
Salmon And The Clean Water Act: An Unfinished Agenda, Michael Blumm, Michael Benjamin Smith
Salmon And The Clean Water Act: An Unfinished Agenda, Michael Blumm, Michael Benjamin Smith
Faculty Articles
Salmon are perhaps the quintessential indicator species for water quality, as they require both sufficient quality and quantity to migrate and spawn. Columbia Basin salmon have been listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for over a quarter-century in large part due to inadequate water flows and poor water quality. A half-century ago, long before the listings, the modern Clean Water Act promised fishable waters. This article explains that this is a promise largely unkept due to implementing agencies’ evasion and disinterest. Recent litigation, however, offers some hope that the statute may yet provide a viable path towards protecting and …