Focusing on What We Share.

INFRASTRUCTURE (Economics); BALD eagle; WILDLIFE conservation laws; NATURE reserves; ENDANGERED species

The article discusses the importance of wildlife in connecting people across geography and generations. It highlights the common values shared by Americans and the potential for the natural world to bridge partisan divides. The article mentions landmark environmental bills that have been passed, such as the Endangered Species Act, the Land and Water Conservation Fund, and the Clean Air and Water Acts, which have helped protect species and improve access to clean air and water. It acknowledges the ongoing work needed to address environmental challenges and injustices, and emphasizes the potential of nature to address these challenges and bring people together. [Extracted from the article]

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