Wild... For How Long? Ten Treasures in Trouble

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Wild... For How Long? Ten Treasures in Trouble
"Wild...For How Long? Ten Treasures in Trouble" looks at ten special wild areas from coast to coast, vulnerable today to mining, drilling, road building, logging, development and off-road vehicle abuse. The report, issued by the Campaign for America's Wilderness, spotlights wild land at risk, but also those that are poised for wilderness designation, in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. The report also celebrates some of the local heroes working to protect these places they love.
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