Endangered Species Act Aids Iowa Wildlife Recovery
The Endangered Species Act has aided revivals including the bald eagle and peregrine falcon in Iowa. In January 2012 two mussel species the sheepnose and spectacle case were added, while other Iowa residents remain generally stable under ESA protection.
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Endangered species list details in Iowa and Mississippi region
A species catalog notes endangered and threatened statuses across the U.S. and Iowa for mussels, minnows, birds, bats, orchids, and prairie plants. It lists habitats from the Upper Mississippi watershed to prairie slopes and cave entrances, with threats including siltation, habitat loss, impoundments, and disease.
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