New Orleans (AP) — The federal government has designated nearly 1,900 square miles of Louisiana forest and nearby land in 15 parishes as critical habitat for the Louisiana black bear. The move won’t affect private landowners who don’t have federal contracts or need federal permits, said Deborah Fuller, endangered species program coordinator for the U.S. …
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