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These 7 Species Are Likely to Become Endangered/Threatened in WA
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These seven species have been identified by the Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife as either becoming threatened or endangered soon.
Gray WhaleCommon LoonAmerican White PelicanPygmy WhitefishMargined SculpinOlympic MudminnowLarch Mountain SalamanderYou can view a list of protected endangered or threatened species list by county on the Biological Diversity website.
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Another way we can help protect this species is by not using lead-based fishing lures.
The Larch Mountain Salamander needs healthy forests to roam, as it lives in the misty, moist places underneath rocks, logs and limbs.