The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now moving to protect the ghost orchid flower under the Endangered Species Act.

After a long stint in court, FWS agreed last year to make a decision on the plant, which is largely located in places like ...

Considered to be Florida’s most famous flower, the ghost orchid population has declined by up to 50% in the state ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will seek endangered species status for the ghost orchid, a swamp-dwelling, flowering ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed adding the rare white orchid as an endangered species after population steeply ...

Federal wildlife officials estimate there are fewer than 1,000 ghost orchids remaining in the United States. Found only in South Florida and Cuba, the ghost orchid clings to trees by its roots and ...

The first-ever photo showing a pawpaw sphinx moth (Dolba hyloeus) probing and likely pollinating a ghost orchid bloom, in the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. It was previously thought ...

Federal wildlife officials are seeking endangered-species status for one of Florida's most famous flowers. The ghost orchid gets its name from its delicate, white and often translucent flowers that ...

There are approximately 1,500 ghost orchids left in the wild. Ghost orchids are found in southwestern Florida and Cuba, typically growing high up on trees in swamps. A rare and sought-after ...