Environment
Shrinking Pelican Nesting Grounds May Pose a Problem
Rising lake levels are causing the pelican nesting grounds in the northern US to shrink, and though they have yet to affect nesting activity thus far, federal wildlife officials are concerned that it eventually means bad news for the animals.
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