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1. This was in regards to the logging companies and lobbyists that opposed restrictions on logging in the area, which protecting the Alexander Archipelago wolf would create.
2. The Tongass Land Management Plan ( forest plan ) was revised in 1997 after immense pressure from environmental groups to list the Alexander Archipelago wolf as threatened.
3. After the assessment was completed, more studies were undertaken to understand exactly how the Alexander Archipelago wolf fits into the food chain and what effect extensive logging would cause.
4. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game s Division of Wildlife Conservation does not believe the Alexander Archipelago wolf is at risk now or threatened with the risk of extinction in the foreseeable future.
5. It was surmised after study that, between 1995 and 2045, the population of the Alexander Archipelago wolf would " decline as much as 25 % ", along with Sitka deer population declining by 28 % within the same time period.
6. It's difficult to find alexander archipelago wolf in a sentence. 用alexander archipelago wolf造句挺難的
7. A petition was presented to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service ( FWS ) in December 1993 by the Biodiversity Legal Foundation and an independent biologist, requesting the Alexander Archipelago wolf to be listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.
8. In March 2014 the agency published a finding in the Federal Register that listing the Alexander Archipelago wolf " may be warranted . " The finding was positive on three of the five factors that the Endangered Species Act requires the agency to consider . but three days after the finding was published the petitioners notified the agency they intend to sue to expedite the process.
9. A study of the three coastal wolves indicated a close phylogenetic relationship across regions that are geographically and ecologically contiguous, and the study proposed that " Canis lupus ligoni " ( Alexander Archipelago wolf ), " Canis lupus columbianus " ( British Columbia wolf ), and " Canis lupus crassodon " ( Vancouver Island wolf ) should be recognized as a single subspecies of " Canis lupus ".
10. The agency published a positive 90-day finding in the Federal Register on May 20, 1994, but near the end of the year issued another finding that a " listing is not warranted at this time ", but that if the logging was not reduced or reservation areas created, the " long-term viability of the Alexander Archipelago wolf is seriously imperiled . " To better assess the status of the species, the FWS ordered a conservation assessment to be made in terms of specific data of the species and its viability for the future.