Kansas fish in danger in statewide endangered review
A Kansas Academy of Science report identifies 17 native fish species as candidates for Endangered Species Act protection and 24 more potential uplifts, based on 20 years of data. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks faces a five year window before action, with immediacy only if a species is deemed in imminent danger.
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