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Logging projects still imperiling endangered western gray squirrels
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Logging projects still imperiling endangered western gray squirrels
Critics say Washington’s Department of Natural Resources is moving ahead with timber sales that will destroy crucial habitat Small bites: Western gray squirrels live in low elevation oak, maple and coniferous forests. Their habitat is being cut down. Photo: Alan Schmierer/CC By Nick Engelfried. November 20, 2025. Washington’s western gray squirrels are in trouble. The tree-climbing rodents, not to be confused with invasive eastern gray squirrels…
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