The Canada lynx is a threatened species in Washington, struggling due to habitat loss, with fewer than 50 individuals remaining in the state.
The temperate rainforest, rich in biodiversity and Indigenous stewardship, faces climate threats yet remains largely protected within national park boundaries. Conservation efforts are ongoing.
The upland sandpiper is a migratory, grassland-nesting bird with declining populations, particularly in Washington, where its breeding status remains uncertain.
The Johnson’s hairstreak butterfly underscores the importance of mature forests, revealing ecosystem health and highlighting the need for further study of Washington’s insects.
Join us in this two-hour online workshop to explore watercolor layering basics.
The Leatherback sea turtle, an endangered species, migrates widely and faces significant threats leading to a global population decline.
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