Scientists are racing to save birds from dying on California’s Tulare Lake
Scientists are racing to save birds from dying on California’s Tulare Lake
Scientists with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife are part of a team leading efforts to curb an outbreak of the toxin at Tulare Lake, once the largest lake west of the Mississippi and a critical habitat for migrating birds.
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