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Bald Eagles Removed from Endangered List Amid Concerns

2/6/2025

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On January 6, New Jersey celebrated the removal of bald eagles from its endangered species list, a moment marked by local resident David Blauvelt's sighting. With 293 nesting pairs thriving, the eagle population has rebounded. However, environmentalists voice concerns over ongoing threats like habitat loss and bird flu, urging caution as the state now classifies them as a species of "special concern."

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Story summary

On January 6, New Jersey celebrated the removal of bald eagles from its endangered species list, a moment marked by local resident David Blauvelt's sighting. With 293 nesting pairs thriving, the eagle population has rebounded. However, environmentalists voice concerns over ongoing threats like habitat loss and bird flu, urging caution as the state now classifies them as a species of "special concern."