Bombs and biodiversity go hand in hand Military installations across the United States include many unique habitats and are home to the most endangered plant and animal species of any federally-owned land. Staff writer Kerry Grens visited the Warren Grove Gunnery Range in southern New Jersey to check out the largest pitch pine pygmy forest in the world and find out what officers there are doing to preserve it. Please download the Adobe Flash Player to view this content: Advertisement   Rate this article Currently 1.86/5 1 2 3 4 5 Rating: 1.86/5 (7 votes ) Comment on this article Return to Top comment: Bombs and biodiversity go hand in hand. by Lalit Laxman Kharbikar [Comment posted 2007-02-02 15:09:06] It's a very good effort being made by U.S. Millitary and forest researchers to asses the impact of military activities on the biodiversity and to conserve it. Excellent.