As the Services explained in their final rules, the 2019 revisions to the section 4 and section 7 regulations did not substantively change how the Fish and Wildlife Service lists species, designated critical habitat, or performs interagency consultations under the ESA.
Hageman questions the need for revisions to ESA regulations.
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