Emerging Complexities During ESA Section 7 Consultation

Daniel Pope
Gain a deeper understanding of the Section 7 consultation process with our insightful presentation that addresses recent changes and ongoing challenges in regulatory compliance. This session is crucial for professionals seeking to streamline project approvals while ensuring compliance with the Endangered Species Act amidst regulatory uncertainties.
Credit(s)

1

CO Approval ID

850827

Original Program Date

October 3, 2024

Duration

51 minutes

PRICING

Member Price: $65.00
Non-Member Price: $95.00

About this course

This presentation provides an in-depth look at the Section 7 consultation process under the Endangered Species Act, emphasizing recent regulatory revisions that affect how projects interact with protected species. It explains the procedural steps involved in consulting with federal agencies to ensure that any action authorized, funded, or carried out by them does not jeopardize the existence of any endangered or threatened species. The session also tackles common issues encountered during these consultations, such as scope, delays, and regulatory uncertainties, and discusses the challenges these pose to project developers and federal agencies alike. The presentation aims to offer clarity on navigating these complex processes and adapting to the evolving regulatory environment.

Video presentation from the Special Institute on Protected Wildlife and Project Development
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1 CLE Credit – Approval ID: CO ID - 850827 

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If available, this course will include materials (PowerPoints presentations and scholarly papers) authored by the speaker or speakers.