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National Parks Traveler Podcast Episode 246 | Extinction is Forever

Recently the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced 21 species – birds, fish, mussels, plants, and even a bat – were declared extinct. We discuss that news, and the role of the Endangered Species Act, with Noah Greenwald and Lindsay Rosa.

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6 endangered species in Tennessee that are now considered extinct

Six types of mussels that used to be found in various streams and rivers that run through Tennessee have officially been declared extinct.

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Researchers assess how sea level rise will affect the health of freshwater mussels and other salt-sensitive species

Researchers assess how sea level rise will affect the health of freshwater mussels and other salt-sensitive species
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Salamander mussel, sentinel of river health, could be listed as endangered

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has begun the process of adding salamander mussel to list of endangered species.

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Mussel men plucked tons of shells from Indiana rivers and streams in the name of fashion

A fashion craze that bubbled up from Indiana's rivers and creeks fueled a button boom in the early 1900s and devastated freshwater mussel populations

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