(16 Jun 2022) SHOTLIST
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ARCHIVE: Joshua Tree National Park, California – 3 January 2018
1. Park entrance sign
2. Various Joshua Trees inside park
ARCHIVE: Juniper Hills, California - 18 September 2020
3. STILLS: Various Joshua Trees burned in wildfire
ARCHIVE: Joshua Tree National Park, California - 10 January 2019
4. STILLS: Various visitors hike and bike inside park
ARCHIVE: Joshua Tree National Park, California - 19 May 2020
5. STILL: Climber descends rock face behind a Joshua Tree
6. STILL: Joshua tree silhouetted against sky
STORYLINE:
California won't be listing the iconic western Joshua tree as a threatened species for now.
The California Fish and Game Commission voted 2-2 Thursday on whether to list the tree under state Endangered Species Act.
The tie vote doesn't mean the tree won't be listed. Instead the commission will hear the issue again in October.
In the meantime they want more feedback from tribes and asked the Department of Fish and Wildlife to work on a conservation plan.
There was broad agreement that hotter temperatures and more extreme droughts fueled by climate change are a danger to the trees.
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