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But a development project might change all that. Seadrift Ranch Partners, Ltd. has petitioned the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build a 700-acre housing development next to the Refuge right in the middle of the habitat the cranes count on for survival. Personalized messages are the most effective. Edit the letter below to let the Army Corps of Engineers know why protecting this last wild flock of endangered Whooping Cranes is important. If you would like to view details on this alert, please visit here. |
The only wild flock of endangered Whooping Cranes in the world is at risk. A development plan near Aransas National Wildlife Refuge could destroy the habitat they need to survive. These endangered birds depend on finding safe wintering and feeding grounds at Aransas Refuge.Contact us: Audubon (audubonaction@audubon.org) |
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