In Practice, the Focus of the Endangered Species Act Is

In practice, the focus of the Endangered Species Act is on:

A) the purchase of habitat by the Fish and Wildlife Service to expand breeding ranged for endangered species
B) the elimination of hazards, such as pesticides and herbicides, that threaten endangered species
C) breeding programs, often in captivity, to preserve the genetic stock of endangered species
D) stopping or altering activity on private or public land when endangered species are present
E) all of the other choices are part of the active programs initiated by Congress to protect species