The case of the black-crowned night herons: Abandoned nests reveal gaps in the state’s ability to protect endangered species ...Middle East

As the state Environmental Protection Act marks its 50th anniversary, state officials and environmental advocates say IDNR’s reviews are hindered by incomplete records and a staff slashed by nearly half compared with two decades ago.

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