Endangered Species Day was a great success this year, with over 100 events happening in 33 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico. The photo to the right comes from the event at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, where folks spent some time finding the endangered tidewater goby. Thanks to everyone who helped make this year’s Endangered Species Day such a great success.
And many thanks as well to these bloggers for highlighting the day:
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