California secures 640 acres in San Bernardino County to safeguard Joshua tree habitat
California's Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has acquired 640 acres of land northwest of Pioneertown in San Bernardino County to protect western Joshua tree habitat. The acquisition was completed on August 24 using funds from the Western Joshua Tree Conservation Fund. The land is located in a desert region where western Joshua trees are a prominent part of the ecosystem. Researchers have identified the area as highly likely to remain a suitable habitat for the species in the future, making its conservation strategically significant.
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