Some have tried to argue that the Federal Government, not the States, is the only entity capable of saving endangered species, and that the States should take a back seat on wildlife conservation for species at risk of extinction.
On the recordMay 9, 2017
Source
congress.govEditor's note · Context
Barrasso emphasizes the importance of state involvement in wildlife conservation.
Share
More from John Barrasso
Feb 23, 2026
I rise today alongside my companion and friend and colleague, the senior Senator from Ohio, to honor and recognize a great American, and that great American would be Roger Penske. Last week, Roger celebrated his 89th birthday. Team Penske…
Jul 24, 2026
Washington red tape makes it harder to expand broadband infrastructure on these lands. This results in higher costs and less internet access in rural areas.
Jan 27, 2026
I rise today to honor a leader grounded in the traditions of the American West from my home State of Wyoming. Ruby Calvert has dedicated a lifetime of service to public broadcasting, most recently serving as the chair of the Board for the…





