In Texas, a couple stumbled upon endangered whooping cranes residing on their recently acquired land. Committed to their conservation, they dedicated 817 acres primarily for the cranes’ winter haven. The Johnsons’ property has transformed into a crucial sanctuary for these magnificent birds, demonstrating the essential role that private lands play in the survival of endangered wildlife.
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In 1999, a Texas couple bought 828 acres and protected 817 for whooping cranes
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