USFWS: Grazing “not likely to adversely modify” Jaguar critical habitat

This page last updated April 17, 2014

The US Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) has issued a Biological and Conference Opinion concurring with the Coronado National Forest that livestock grazing  “may affect but is not likely to adversely modify”  the recently designated jaguar critical habitat areas within the Coronado National Forest.

USFWS Biological and Conference Opinion on Continued Livestock Grazing in Jaguar Critical Habitat

2013.10.25 Coronado National Forest Biological Assessment on Livestock Grazing in Jaguar Critical Habitat