What Are Our Most Endangered Species?
 At this year's Moving Mountains Symposium, we're focusing on the Extinction Crisis. Why? Because with a species dying off every 20 minutes, there is real cause for concern. Part of changing that problem is through education, so follow along each Wednesday as we bring you a little more information on extinction, endangered species and biodiversity. Climate change is changing the world that we live in, and for ten species it's having an effect in a very big way. The Endangered Species Coalition recently identified America's "Hottest Endangered Species;" species severely affected by increased disease, diminished reproduction, lost habitat, reduced food supply and other impacts. What are they?
 At this year's Moving Mountains Symposium, we're focusing on the Extinction Crisis. Why? Because with a species dying off every 20 minutes, there is real cause for concern. Part of changing that problem is through education, so follow along each Wednesday as we bring you a little more information on extinction, endangered species and biodiversity. Climate change is changing the world that we live in, and for ten species it's having an effect in a very big way. The Endangered Species Coalition recently identified America's "Hottest Endangered Species;" species severely affected by increased disease, diminished reproduction, lost habitat, reduced food supply and other impacts. What are they?
- 'Akikiki or Kaua'i Creeper
- Elkhorn Coral
- Bull Trout
- Canada Lynx
- Pacific Salmon
- Leatherback Sea Turtle
- Grizzly Bear
- Bog Turtle
- Western Prairie Fringed Orchid
- Flatwoods Salamander
To learn more about each species and what you can do to help protect them, visit the Endangered Species Coalition. Photo Credit: Brandon Cole