A subgroup of the Japanese government’s Central Environment Council on Wednesday approved the removal of the goshawk from the list of domestic endangered species on Sept. 21, after the recovery of its population.
A subgroup of the Japanese government’s Central Environment Council on Wednesday approved the removal of the goshawk from the list of domestic endangered species on Sept. 21, after the recovery of its population.
The goshawk, whose scientific name is Accipiter gentilis fujiyamae, will be the second species in Japan to be removed from the list, set under the law for the conservation of endangered wildlife species.
