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Are cities potential sanctuaries for endangered species?
A surprising number of rare and endangered species live among our metropolises
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In touch: San Diego's Frozen Zoo preserves California's Nuttall's scrub oak
I try to grow this oak in my pollinator garden
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Celebrate Endangered Species Day!
Today I'm celebrating the endangered species I work with
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Center for Biological Diversity visits San Diego
Kierán Suckling gives an upbeat talk to the Center's supporters in Southern California
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In Touch: the endangered Hermes copper butterfly
More conservation efforts may be needed to save this rare butterfly
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What Project 2025 means for the environment
Part Reagan, part Trump, and potentially a big setback for climate change, human health, and the environment
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In touch: salt marsh bird's-beak
The very rare and endangered marsh plant that I once (gasp!) killed
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Buckwheat or batteries
A proposed mine could wipe out a federally listed endangered species
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In touch: Del Mar manzanita
This plant native to Southern California is rare, endangered, and beautiful.
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In touch: Willowy monardella
This delightful member of the mint family is one of the world's rarest and most endangered plants
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In Touch: Shaw's agave
What do you do when you're gardening with a plant that is endangered?
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In Touch: Torrey pines, the rarest pines in North America
In my garden, is it a native plant? Plus new science on these remarkable trees
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