The Endangered Species Act turns 30
Subtitle: course materials from the October 23-24, 2003 program in Portland
By: sponsored by Lewis & Clark Law School in cooperation with the ABA Section on Energy, Environment, and Resources, Committee on Endangered Species.
Contributors: Lewis & Clark Law School.; Oregon Law Institute.; American Bar Association. Committee on Endangered Species.
Publisher: Oregon Law Institute of Lewis & Clark Law School
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Portland, OR
Language: eng
Subjects: Endangered species -- Law and legislation -- United States
Notes: Additional course materials inserted in pocket.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Snail darter's legacy : lessons from the last 30 years / Zygmunt Plater; title: Section 4 : are we still saving all the pieces? / Kristen L. Boyles, Daniel Rohlf; title: Section 7 consultation : does the process still work? / James Stuhltrager ... [et al.]; title: Deadly trade : enforcing the ESA's trafficking ban / John Webb; title: Flower-loving flies, red wolves, cave species, arroyo toads, and the constitutionality of the ESA "take" provision / Michael C. Blumm, George Kimbrell; title: Battle over Endangered Species Act methodology / J.B. Ruhl; title: Section 9 : questions for the taking / Fred Cheever, Norman D. James, Laird Lucas; title: Section 10 and the HCPs : cooperative conservation or undermining the purpose of the ESA / Eric Glitzenstein, Robert D. Thornton; title: Is the ESA's future in jeopardy? / Russell C. Brooks, Kieran Suckling.