Along the Texas Coast, a new sanctuary aims to protect the endangered and rare whooping crane

By DORANY PINEDA and JOHN LOCHER

WOLFBERRY WHOOPING CRANE SANCTUARY, Texas (AP) — Carter Crouch has been fascinated by the whooping crane’s conservation story for as long as he can remember. The white bird, named for its “whooping” call, is one of the rarest in North America and was among the first to be protected by the Endangered Species Act.

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