The Big Picture
A revised plan estimates that it will take up to 100 years and $25 million to save the endangered Mount Graham red squirrel. The plan outlines a long-term strategy for the species' recovery.
Key Facts
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A revised plan has been created for the Mount Graham red squirrel.
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The Mount Graham red squirrel is an endangered species.
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The revised plan estimates a 100-year timeline for recovery.
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The estimated cost for recovery is $25 million.
How Media Is Covering This
1 articleRevised plan charts long road to recovery for Mount Graham red squirrel
Read moreWhy It Matters
The plan details the necessary steps and resources needed over the coming century to address the challenges facing the Mount Graham red squirrel. The focus is on a sustained effort to ensure the survival and eventual recovery of this endangered population.
This long-term approach acknowledges the complexities involved in species conservation and aims to provide a comprehensive framework for the ongoing efforts to protect the Mount Graham red squirrel.
