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Arizona's Apache Trout Removed from Endangered List After Decades of Conservation

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Arizona's Apache trout has made a remarkable recovery from near extinction, leading to its removal from the federal endangered species list in September 2024. The White Mountain Apache Tribe played a central role in driving the conservation efforts that enabled this turnaround. A newly built barrier now protects 22 miles of the fish's natural habitat from invasive trout species. Continued monitoring and management remain in place to safeguard the species' long-term survival.

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