United States Tenth Circuit
WildEarth Guardians v. Nat'l. Park Serv., 08-1479
In an action challenging the National Park Service's proposal to reduce the elk population in Rocky Mountain National Park, denial of a hunting and conservation organization's motion to intervene as a defendant is reversed where: 1) the intervenor demonstrated that it had a substantial interest in the district court proceedings and that its interest might be impaired as a result of the litigation; and 2) the district court needed to determine whether the intervenor's interests were already adequately represented.
Appellate Information
- Decided 05/12/2010
- Published 05/12/2010
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Court
- United States Tenth Circuit