The marbled murrelet is an endangered seabird that nests in old-growth forests along the North American west coast.
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Sandhill Crane
The endangered sandhill crane in Washington is a rare subspecies, nesting in isolated wetlands. Threatened by habitat loss, these majestic birds rely on conservation efforts to protect their fragile breeding grounds.
Shrubsteppe of Washington
Washington’s shrub-steppe region, an ecosystem of rolling plains and diverse species, is declining at an alarming rate due to agriculture and invasives.
Northern Leopard Frog
The northern leopard frog is a semi-aquatic, endangered species in Washington, relying on varied habitats for survival. Its decline is due to habitat loss, climate change, and disease, prompting conservation efforts.
The Pacific Flyway: Washington’s Vital Role in Bird Migration
Washington State is a crucial part of the Pacific Flyway, where millions of birds rely on the state’s diverse ecosystems for stopovers during their transcontinental journeys.
Ferruginous Hawk
The Ferruginous hawk, North America’s largest migratory hawk, faces endangerment in Washington due to habitat loss, declining prey, and direct threats, prompting conservation efforts like artificial nesting platforms.
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