The District has finally received permission from the federal government to implement a conservation strategy to protect of dozens of wildlife species from development and loss of habitat.
More than 60 species of birds, fish, reptiles and mammals are listed as most in need for conservation in the Wildlife Action Plan, a blueprint for environmental protection in the 68-square-mile nation’s capital.
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