Lotis Blue Butterfly Recovery Plan - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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53. Enforce all laws prohibiting the take of the lotis blue butterfly. A1 1 existing laws and regulations should be enforced for the protection of the lotis blue butterfly and its hahitat. All Federal actions which fall under the perview of Section 7 of the ESA should be reviewed through consul tation with the Fish and Wildlife Service. Habitat liiaps and regulation summaries should be distributed to all Department of Fish and Game field personnel and appropriate personnel of other agencies, so they will be aware of the lands where the lotis blue butterfly exists, and the activities which are in violation of the laws and regulations. Each county where the loti s blue butterfly exists should be notified of these laws. The laws should be reviewed and revised periodical 1 y for maximum effectiveness. 531. Enforce state and Federal laws. All Federal and State laws pertaining to the protection and conservation of lotis blue butterfly should be used to further the recovery effort. 532. Evaluate success of 1 aw enforcement. Additional or more extensive efforts to enforce existing laws protecting the lotis blue butterfly may be needed. Periodic evaluations will provide an assessment of needed modifications in this area.
533. Propose appropriate new regulations or revisions. Revisions in existing regulations may be necessary to enhance conservation efforts of the lotis blue butterfly. If revisions are not adequate to further conservation and recovery goal s, new legislation may be proposed.
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Page 7: TABLE OF CONTENTS Part I INTRODUCTI
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Page 24 and 25: 14. Survey known LRB colony(ies) ha
Page 26 and 27: 4. Develop publ ic awareness of LBB
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