Fireflies and Whooping Cranes
Fireflies are unfortunately vanishing into thin air. Their lights have been no match for the light pollution we create every day and every night, and with their lights being the main form of communication to each other, they cannot find each other, cannot reproduce, and cannot carryon for another generation.
Whooping Cranes are one of only 2 species of crane native to North America, is the tallest native American bird species, and is still endangered, despite 50 years of federal protection and decades of habitat conservation. There are an estimated 500 in the wild (published US Fish and Wildlife 2023) and they still need eyes on them as we continue to work to rebuild their population.
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