DNA pulled from more than 3,000 feathers is helping to set the course for the future of sage-grouse conservation.

The Senate and House are both in session this week, but lawmakers are eager to get out of town as soon as possible.

Everglades restoration can begin, but provisions to improve fish habitat, wetlands health, and access to hunting and fishing get left behind again.

This op-ed originally appeared in The Hill on Oct. 27, 2016.

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