Assertion: gopher tortoise | /r/HasProperty | protected
Facets:
value: legally
type: MANNER
value: federally
type: LOCATION
value: first of all
type: MANNER
value: in alabama
type: LOCATION
value: so heavily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: One of the reason gopher tortoises are so heavily protected is that they play an important role in many Florida ecosystems.
text: The first thing I have to tell you is that the gopher tortoise is a protected species and it is illegal to harm, kill, harass, feed, or disrupt its behavior in any way.
text: If the gophers are protected then why isn't their burrow protected?
text: Gopher tortoises are protected, so you can’t bother them, their eggs or their burrows (except in general lawn maintenance situations), which includes its perimeter of 25 feet.
text: Because gopher tortoises are legally protected, you need to release it.
text: My 6 year old daughter rescued this little girl (we think it's a girl anyway) from being eaten and before we say she can keep it or not we want tomake sure it isnt a Gopher Tortoise because we know they are protected
text: Gopher tortoises are legally protected.
text: I don't know what you mean by doing something with them for school, but you need to realize that gopher tortoises are legally protected.
text: Because gopher tortoises are legally protected, you can't move him, or do anything to him, so blocking him from your flowers is the best tact.
text: First, because gopher tortoises are protected, it is illegal for you to keep, move, or even feed the tortoise.
text: The first thing I have to tell you is that gopher tortoises are protected and cannot be kept in captivity without a permit from the appropriate state or federal wildlife office.
text: Gopher tortoises are legally protected, so you cannot relocate it.
text: Imm says if the science indicates that gopher tortoises should be federally protected, then they will be.
text: Duke University researcher and professor Stuart Pimm studies the Everglades and south Florida's ecology and said the gopher tortoise and its habitat should be protected federally.
text: I live in Melbourne, FL and know gopher tortoise are protected here.
text: In Alabama, gopher tortoises are state and federally protected and found in the lower third of the state in 23 counties and frequently encountered in neighborhoods, along roadways and on many of the state’s private and public lands.
text: Because the gopher tortoise is a protected species, there is not much you can legally do without a permit from the State of Florida.
text: First of all, because the gopher tortoise is a protected species, it is illegal to do anything to or with the eggs without the appropriate state or federal permit (depending on where you are located).
text: It should include that gopher tortoises are a protected species and that it is illegal to keep them as pets or move them around.
text: Gopher tortoises are a protected species and the event organizers have a full morning planned to help attendees learn about the species.
text: You don't need to know because the Gopher Tortoise is a protected species.