SOME GOOD CONSERVATION NEWS: WOOD STORKS HAVE RECOVERED. ARE BEING DELISTED UNDER ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

Wood Stork Eating Crustacean

Storks are creatures of folklore. As North America’s only native stork, when Europeans arrived, wood storks assumed the role of baby delivery from White Storks. This celebrity status did not protect them. Populations plunged from 20,000 nesting pairs in the 1930s to less than 5,000 pairs by the 1970s. Almost all nesting in the Everglades […]

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