Nevada’s missing plants and animals are drawing attention as a new journal tracks species that have gone undocumented for decades. The concern comes amid a 38% decline in staffing at the state’s US wildlife agency. Globally, more than 4,300 species have not been documented for over a decade, raising questions about conservation and extinction risks.
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