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Whooping Cranes Back From Brink Advances Cautiously
Albuquerque based US Fish and Wildlife official James Lewis notes 213 cranes exist in two wild flocks and captivity, with Aransas on Texas Gulf Coast home to 145 birds. Grays Lake flock declines raise concerns while captive groups total 54 with a plan to test non migratory reintroduction in Florida.
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James Lewis
Albuquerque
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Lewis
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas Gulf Coast
Wood Buffalo National Park
Canada
Northwest Territory
Aransas
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
Mexico
Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Idaho
Grays Lake
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
International Crane Foundation
Baraboo
Wis
San Antonio
United States
Patuxent
Texas
Canadian
Florida
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
U.S Fish and Wildlife Service