National Endangered Species Day is May 21. Why not recognize the
importance of our furry (and slimy, and scaly, and prickly)
friends by exploring recent case studies designed to protect
them? One example: Applied Ecological Services Inc. (AES) is
currently managing a land restoration project in Seneca Falls,
NY. The project involves more than 800 acres of wetlands,
grassland, forests, and stream. After only a few years, the area
harbors a dozen different endangered species, threatened
species, and other species of concern, including the Indiana
bat, least bitterns, American bitterns, rare turtles, and rare
amphibians. If you’re interested, award-winning ecologist and
AES founder Steve Apfelbaum is available to discuss: • Why more
and more animals are becoming endangered • How declining species
negatively impact the environment we all share • How restoration
ecology projects help protect them and even increase their
populations • Easy ways your audience can help protect
endangered species and support those who