FWSProposed Rule
Endangered and Threatened Species: Interagency Cooperation
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Summary
This proposed rule updates how different federal agencies work together to protect endangered and threatened animal and plant species. The changes are designed to make it easier for agencies to coordinate their efforts in saving species from extinction and enforcing protections that already exist.
Key Points
- 1Federal agencies must improve communication and coordination when making decisions that affect endangered species
- 2The rule streamlines the process for agencies to consult with each other before approving projects that could harm protected wildlife
- 3Businesses, property owners, and developers may experience clearer guidelines about what is allowed on their land when endangered species are present
- 4The public has until December 23, 2025 to submit comments about whether this rule is a good idea
- 5Better coordination between agencies could speed up approvals for projects while still protecting endangered animals and plants
Key Dates
Published
November 21, 2025
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