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Private Equity Fund Of Funds A federal judge here has dismissed Wyoming's lawsuit against the federal government over its decision to reject the state's plan for managing the descendants of wolves reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park.

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Curve Equity Exposed Fund U.S. District Judge Alan Johnson denied the state's claim that the federal government violated the Endangered Species Act in rejecting the plan. The act didn't come into play because the rejection didn't determine wolves' status under the act, Johnson said in a ruling dated Friday.

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Equity Income Funds "The federal defendants were not compelled by statute or regulation to approve the Wyoming plan, nor did the 'best science available' mandate attach to their decision-making process," Johnson wrote.

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Capital Casebook Equity The Interior Department is requiring Wyoming, Montana and Idaho to submit plans for managing wolves before it will remove the predators from Endangered Species Act protection. It accepted plans submitted by Montana and Idaho, but rejected Wyoming's.

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Private Investment In Public Wyoming had wanted wolves considered a potential nuisance, allowing them to be shot with little oversight if they left the Yellowstone region.

State courts rejected the suits, saying they had to abide by the agreements made by previous property owners. The cases were appealed to the United States Supreme Court, which is widely regarded as friendly toward assertions of property rights.

Equity Mutual Funds Johnson said the Endangered Species Act's requirements for scientific review only would come into play with delisting, or when wolves come up for status review under the act in 2008 - five years after they were downgraded in parts of the West from "endangered" to "threatened."

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Private Equity Investment Firm A spokeswoman for Gov. Dave Freudenthal said he was reviewing the decision and planned to meet with Crank this week to discuss the state's next step.

Complying Deal Equity Funds Crank said the state was disappointed with Johnson's ruling and dismissed the notion that federal officials had tried to work with the state to come up with a plan acceptable to both.

Equity Msn Private Wyoming "Our fate is controlled by a federal agency that's just not very responsive, or in this case, not responsive at all, to the concerns of the state," Crank said.

American Equity Investment Ed Bangs, wolf recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said he agreed with the judge's decision.

Equity Index Funds "We do believe the wolf population is recovered. We do believe the best place for management is in the states' hands and we will continue to work toward that," he said.

Equity Private Team Wyoming Wyoming's lawsuit made three claims. One was that the federal government relied more on "litigation risk management" and political concerns in rejecting Wyoming's plan than on the best available science, as the Endangered Species Act requires.

Equity Group Investment The state also claimed that rejecting the state's plan for managing the carnivores harmed livestock and other wildlife in violation of Interior Department rules and that the federal government had violated the 10th Amendment, which reserves for the states powers that aren't given to the federal government by the Constitution.

Capital Development Equity Johnson found against the state on all counts.

Article Between Difference A similar lawsuit was filed in September by local governments and groups representing ranchers and sportsmen.

Contact Equity Private Wyoming The lawsuits were combined in November.

Agreement Equity Investment Johnson said Wyoming's claims might have held up if the state had filed a petition to remove wolves from the Endangered Species Act. Attorneys for the state had said they didn't seek delisting because they believed that the result - continued listing - was inevitable.

Business Equity Funds But Johnson said a delisting petition would have brought the Endangered Species Act into play, requiring the Interior Department to make decisions according to the "best available science" and to meet deadlines set by federal law.

Private Equity Fund Associated Press - 3/22/2005

Topic: Endangered Species

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