The New York Times6y
TO RECLAIM SAND LANDS.; Government to Turn Washington Deserts Into Inhabitable Places -- To Plant Trees and Bushes.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana13d
Cuts may keep Indiana Dunes from doing any habitat restoration this year, allow invasive species to run amok
Save the Dunes fears staff cutbacks at the Indiana Dunes National Park will mean no habitat restoration efforts will take ...
Courthouse News Service17d
Save the sand-verbena moth
TACOMA, Wash. — A conservation group says a species of moth found in sand dunes along the Salish Sea in Washington and British Columbia deserves listing as an endangered or threatened species under ...
Center for Biological Diversity17d
Lawsuit Seeks Endangered Species Act Protections for Washington’s Sand-Verbena Moth
“Sand verbena moths are on the brink of extinction and should never have been denied protection. We’re not giving up on them, even if Trump has.” The moths survive only in a handful of populations ...