Article: Endangered Species Day Highlights Need for Reform; Current Act Threatens Both Property Owners and Wildlife

DALLAS, May 10 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Early last month, Congress passed a resolution designating tomorrow Endangered Species Day. National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett suggests the day would be a perfect time to end the perverse incentives that pit property owners against wildlife.

"For too long bureaucratic wrangling has harmed both endangered species and people," Burnett said. "Instead, we should provide private property owners with an incentive to create, enhance and improve habitat for endangered species."

Seventy-five percent of endangered species depend upon private property owners for their habitat requirements in whole or in part. "The best ...

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