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Our Public Lands Need More Land and a More Diverse Public

Photo caption: Yosemite National Park (credit: Edward Barnett/Canva) On Saturday, September 30, 2023, environmental advocate Bill Vanderberg was where he is most Saturdays during the year – leading volunteers maintaining trails traversing the Santa Monica Mountains around Los Angeles. Fittingly, last Saturday was National Public Lands Day. But Bill’s efforts to care for natural places … Our Public Lands Need More Land and a More Diverse Public Read More »

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