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This document is a review form regarding a petition to classify Suckley’s cuckoo bumble bee (Bombus suckleyi) as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act. It includes background

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How to fill out 90-day finding petition review

1. Start by gathering all necessary documentation related to the case.
2. Obtain the official 90-day finding petition review form from the relevant authority's website.
3. Carefully read the instructions provided with the form.
4. Fill out the personal information section accurately, including names, addresses, and contact details.
5. Provide detailed information regarding the reasons for the petition, including any new evidence or circumstances.
6. Review the eligibility criteria to ensure compliance.
7. Sign and date the petition form where required.
8. Make copies of the completed petition and all supporting documents for your records.
9. Submit the petition by the specified deadline through the appropriate submission method, whether online or by mail.
10. Keep track of the submission confirmation and any follow-up requirements.

Who needs 90-day finding petition review?

1. Individuals or entities that have received a negative decision regarding a finding related to a specific case.
2. People who believe that new evidence or circumstances warrant a reconsideration of their case.
3. Applicants in situations requiring an extension or adjustment of an existing finding.

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What is 90-day finding petition review?

The 90-day finding petition review is a process used by regulatory agencies, such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to evaluate petitions that request the listing of a species as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act. This review determines if the petition presents substantial information indicating that the requested action may be warranted.

Who is required to file 90-day finding petition review?

Any individual or organization that believes a species should be listed as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act can file a 90-day finding petition. This typically includes wildlife advocates, conservation organizations, and scientists.

How to fill out 90-day finding petition review?

To fill out a 90-day finding petition review, you need to provide clear and detailed information about the species in question, including its scientific name, a description of its habitat, populations, threats, and justification for why the species meets the criteria for being listed as endangered or threatened.

What is the purpose of 90-day finding petition review?

The purpose of the 90-day finding petition review is to assess whether there is enough credible evidence to warrant further investigation into the status of a species and to determine if a formal listing proposal should be initiated.

What information must be reported on 90-day finding petition review?

The information required for a 90-day finding petition review includes the species' scientific name, its distribution, ecological requirements, population trends, known threats to its survival, and any relevant scientific data that supports the request for listing.