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Action timelineJune 16, 2004 – The Center and allies submitted a petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the Siskiyou Mountains and Scott Bar salamanders as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act. July 19, 2004 – The Service responded that it had reviewed the petition but because of inadequate funds, it would not be able to address the petition at that time. 2005 – The Center and allies sued the Service for its failure to respond to the petition. April 25, 2006 – The Service published a 90-day finding that the petition to list the salamanders did not present substantial information to indicate that listing may be warranted. July 6, 2006 – The Center filed suit. January 19, 2007 – The court determined that the Service’s 90-day finding was arbitrary and capricious and ordered the Service to make a new finding. March 29, 2007 – The Service announced that listing might be warranted and initiated a status review. January 24, 2008 – The Service published a final rule announcing that listing the salamanders was not warranted. |
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