Wisconsin faces its own threats of
species loss, underscoring a United Nations assessment released Monday
that illustrates how human impact on the landscape is claiming an
increasing number of native plants and animals in every corner of the
globe. The UN report catalogs the loss of species worldwide
and found that more than 1 million plants and animals face risks of
extinction. In Wisconsin, some species that are endangered include
the American marten (mammal), peregrine falcon and piping plover
(birds) and Blanchard`s cricket frog (amphibian) and ornate box turtle
(reptile.) All have been harmed by habitat loss. The list of plants, animals and fish that are
considered endangered or threatened total more than 150 species,
according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. ... Ken Notes: Good read... | ||
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