Wood storks upgraded to threatened status nationwide
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service says the American wood stork once feared extinct by 2000 has recovered enough to be reclassified as threatened. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced the change during a visit to Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia, noting ongoing protections and continued work before potential removal from the list.
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