Emperor geese and other coastal species have been squeezed into strips of shrinking degraded habitat due to development and pollution. Wildlife refuges, however, have helped increase the populations of dozens of coastal species by 28 percent since 1968. (Photo by Gerrit Vyn)
Emperor geese and other coastal species have been squeezed into strips of shrinking degraded habitat due to development and pollution. Wildlife refuges, however, have helped increase the populations of dozens of coastal species by 28 percent since 1968. (Photo by Gerrit Vyn)
