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Circle of Conservation Advisors
Protecting the Trail
Rivers
Species Encountered
Birds and Mammals Observed by Lewis and Clark in North Dakota
Fish and Other Species of the Columbia River
Fishin' Along the Lewis and Clark Trail
Getting a Glimpse of Lewis and Clark's Missouri River at Gavin's Point
L&C; Montana Native Plants in Big Timber Museum
Lewis and Clark as Naturalists
Lewis and Clark Wilderness Notebooks
National Geographic Discoveries
National Geographic News
Plants of the Lewis and Clark Trail
Rediscovery Project
Sierra Club
The Collection: Birds
The Journals of Lewis and Clark
The Lewis and Clark Herbarium
The Science of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

Species at Risk

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Lewis and Clark were blown away by the thousands upon thousands of bison they saw storming across the open plain. It seems every time they turned around they spied a grizzly bear on a hillside. And the salmon were so thick in the rivers, they could have walked across the backs of them to get to the other side.

But... no more. Populations of bison, grizzly and salmon have greatly diminished, and some plant and animal species have gone extinct, or are on the brink of it.

Find out what Lewis and Clark observed about the following plants and animals -- and what's left today.





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