US will keep protecting more than 2,000 Rocky Mountain grizzly bears
- The Biden administration will continue protecting about 2,000 grizzly bears in four Rocky Mountain states, according to U.S. Wildlife officials.
- Federal officials plan to reclassify the grizzly's status, allowing ranchers to shoot bears attacking livestock, as reported by the AP.
- Protections will be withdrawn in states where bears are not found, including California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Oregon, according to The Hill.
- This reclassification will facilitate the recovery of grizzly bears and provide a stronger foundation for eventual delisting, said Martha Williams, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service director.
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