Endangered wildlife across the United States and Hawaii
The article notes many species facing extinction since European contact. Passenger pigeons and the Labrador duck are gone, while species like the bald eagle alligator and the nene hawaiian goose remain endangered. The whooping crane is near extinction with 43 individuals in 1966. The Interior Department aims to protect through sanctuaries and the Endangered Species Preservation Act of 1966, selecting 78 species for special attention.
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Ohio
America
Earth
Mauna Loa
Mauna Kea
North America
Lake Superior
Isle Royale
Canada
Alaska
United States
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Texas Gulf
Department of the Interior
Interior
Endangered Wildlife Species List by Category
A compiled taxonomy of endangered mammals birds reptiles and fishes with scientific and common names across regions including Indiana Bat Delmarva Peninsula Fox Squirrel Timber Wolf Grizzly Bear Florida Panther California Condor Hawaiian Goose Nene Aleutian Goose and many others. The list covers species across North America including the Florida Everglade Kite Cape Sable Sparrow and Maryland Carter Blue Pike noting conservation status and regional concerns.
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Indiana
Delmarva Peninsula
Florida
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Nihoa
Palila
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Kirtland
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Texas
Inyo County
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Devils Hole
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