Local Data for Better Conservation Act amends the Endangered Species Act to integrate state-collected data in species listing decisions.
The Local Data for Better Conservation Act amends the Endangered Species Act of 1973 to require the Secretary to accept and integrate state-collected data when determining whether to list or delist a species as threatened or endangered. This change aims to improve conservation efforts by incorporating local data into federal decisions.
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