KDVR – Aloe Vera is recovered in Colorado, and American fish and wildlife service He was able to Take it out of the list of endangered species After the species threatened Federalism were considered for nearly 50 years.
Colorado Hookless Cactus is a small barrel with pink flowers that open in late April and early May. It is usually found around the guns of the Gonson River and the valleys in the west of Colorado. While this aloe vera is usually present in Colorado-Fahi flourishing in semi-crossed desert environments-there was no exact surplus in the state.
Since 1979, the service said it has been inserted as federal as threatened. This is, until the service announced on Wednesday that it removed aloe vera from federalism List of endangered and threatened plants Because of its recovery.
The service said that the threats facing aloe vera may have been eliminated or reduced, and the species no longer meet the definition of threatened or endangered species. Modern scientific data also shows that the species are “more abundant than previously known at the time of inclusion.”
“This decision depends on the best scientific and commercial information available and reflects the ongoing preservation efforts and improving scientific data on the species,” said the US service and wildlife service in the United States in a press statement.
This is thanks to the help of recovery partners, which include the Land Management Office, the Natural Heritage Program in Colorado, and the Denver Vegetable Gardens.
Although this type is no longer considered threatened or threatened with extinction, the service said it will continue to work with partners to monitor stability in the long term of species.