It goes without saying that we should not surrender to the notion that a species like Oselot is moving forward in the direction of inevitable elimination. Rather, we should work to prevent it from happening. Private Landlords, U.S. Thanks to a collaborative effort between the Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), Conservation Funds, State Agencies and New Companies, we are showing that endangered species can be successful in the right circumstances.
The case in point Laguna Atascosa is the National Wildlife Refuge, located near the mouth of Rio Grande do a few miles north of the border between the United States and Mexico in South Texas. In the north of the escape, the presence of Osatus was documented in public and private lands, including 7,000 acres of privately owned fields. For decades, local landowners Frank and Mary Yutriya have worked to balance animal husbandry traditions with wildlife conservation, including working with biologists and providing accommodation with adequate food, water and safety. Has worked to evaluate the most effective ways to ensure safety and restoration.
In 2014, the Conservation Fund negotiated an agreement with Mr. Yutriya to purchase a conservatory in a part of your farm. Paneer ensures that the fields will never be developed, or the oslate habitat will change. At the same time, the farm can be actively managed by the family.
This important step for the future of our country's wildlife will not be without public sector leaders, such as Boyd Bilhovade, Resus Manager of Laguna Atascosa, and Hillary Swarts, a USFWS. Wildlife biologist, who stood on the shoulders of dedicated allies on his side, is the champion of endangered Oscald. Suns had reached Texas four years ago, and he has been on the next lines of efforts to ensure that Oseltos should later be alive and Need to regenerate.
"Simply put, Oscald is a wonderful wild fanatic who has been the longest part of Texas's natural heritage," said Swart. "This means that for a lot of people this is a great deal that Oscald lives on."
Riders have secured domicile acquisition and rehabilitation initiative, in which the conservation fund has contributed a lot, helping to make "sea change" in forecast for the firmness of Oscelaut in Texas. In addition, the Texas Transportation Department is now establishing wildlife road in populated areas by ocelots to reduce the heavy negative impact of vehicle collisions on the population.
"With a range of committed partners, we are addressing habitat loss and fragmentation by increasing habitat and connectivity, which allows Oselotes to safely revolve around the landscape, while limiting the risk of collision of the vehicle Do the right conditions for reproduction and "Swarts.
In addition to protecting the land, leaders of conservation funds like Dell Technologies and leaders of innovative sustainability have planted thousands of trees here for white tailed deer, bobets and Texas turtles, such as olotots and other wildlife species. The important lesson from the story of this loan star is that it is possible to develop permanent partnerships around protection and animal husbandry traditions. In the end, it is about those people who operate solutions and have a great desire to try new ways. It is a strategy that will benefit Oselt, protection and communities for decades to come.