SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — An environmental group says Illinois lawmakers have passed a “commonsense” plan to protect three more animal species slowly returning to the state.
The Senate voted unanimously on Friday to add black bears, grey wolves and mountain lions to the protected species list in the state. But the legislation warns that the animals could be killed if they threatened a landowners’ property or livestock.
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