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YellowStone Grizzly Bears No Longer Have Protection From The Goverment 

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YellowStone Grizzly Bears No Longer Have Protection From The Goverment 

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Many conservation groups and Native American tribes were against this decision to move them because they feared if they moved out the grizzlies would lead states to open up hunting season on the bears

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The Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, said this that the agency wants to push out grizzlies living in the Yellowstone area from Endangered Species Act protection.

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Bears have been hunted throughout their lifetime. "There are about 1,000 grizzly bears in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem and that the agency would next considerwhether grizzlies in that region are ready todelist. "

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Most of the grizzly population already live in isolated areas and need goverment and citizen protection so there species can keep on growing as well as nature itself

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Grizzly bears are guardians of the forest. They deserve national protection from the nation. It is good to have different animal genes and especially beautiful ones like these bears.

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The Grizzly Species will still remain under the Endangered Animal Species act for 48 other states.