NOI, Notice of Violations & Press Release re: Florida bonneted bat law suit.

Following the Conservation groups suing the USFWS re: the endangered Florida bonneted bat (click to see original post on the law suit), the attorneys representing the Conservation groups have sent a “Notice of Violations of Endangered Species Act Sections 7 and 9 Relating to Miami Wilds” letter to all parties involved in the project.

This was then backed up with a complete 21 page “Notice of Intent” document being sent again to all parties by Certified Mail.

To help keep the general public up to date with the proceedings, the following Press Release was also made available.

Adam Skowronski
Adam Skowronski

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