Across America, public lands are a foundational part of our way of life, preserving our natural and cultural heritage and ensuring that future generations can experience the places we love. From national treasures like the Grand Canyon and Yosemite Valley to local parks and playgrounds, protected public lands are for all Americans. However, many of America’s unique and awe-inspiring landscapes are not yet conserved, leaving them vulnerable and inaccessible to the public. One of the many ways we can reach the 30×30 goal is through creating and expanding national monuments.
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May 26, 2021
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