The western gray squirrel is Washington’s largest native tree squirrel, facing severe habitat loss and competition from non-native species.
Washington Jacob’s-ladder is an endangered, rare wildflower endemic to Washington State, threatened by habitat loss and invasive species.
Monarch butterflies in Washington face threats from habitat loss and climate change, emphasizing the need for conservation and community support.
The Oregon silverspot butterfly is a threatened species facing decline due to habitat loss, with efforts underway for restoration and conservation.
Wetlands in Washington are vital ecosystems supporting species like the Oregon spotted frog, which faces threats from habitat loss and environmental changes.
In 2025, we continued to explore Washington’s endangered species through art and science, raising awareness for conservation challenges and habitat protection.
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