Sea-level rise is expected to have wide-ranging effects on Pacific Northwest, and one of the region’s rarest butterfly species is in trouble.
In 2008, a storm surge wiped out the strongest remaining colony of San Juan Island’s dwindling Island Marble butterfly population. Now, researchers have the species on life support, trying to help the beach-going insect move to higher ground.
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