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Endangered and Threatened Species
Listing Petitions & Status Reviews
Any U.S. citizen or organization may petition NOAA Fisheries to list a species as "threatened" or "endangered," reclassify a species, or revise critical habitat. Additionally, NOAA Fisheries may also initiate a status review to see if listing a species is warranted. Several species are currently being considered for listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
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For questions about petitions or listings, contact the Protected Resources Division:
Phone: 727-824-5312
NOAA Fisheries is currently considering these species for ESA listing.
Frequently Asked Questions on the ESA Listing Process.
NOAA Fisheries has determined these species do not warrant listing under the ESA.
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