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Front-line advocates with the America the Beautiful for All Coalition talk about the special places they are working to save.
Tackling Climate Change and Environmental Injustice, Asia-Pacific, Biden Administration, Climate Resilience, Conservation, Ocean, Public Lands+4 More
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Front-line advocates with the America the Beautiful for All Coalition talk about the special places across the United States and in the territories that they are working to save—and why it’s important to them. From the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument in the Northern Mariana Islands to the marine environment in Puerto Rico, America is full of special places.
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We work to protect our lands, waters, ocean, and wildlife to address the linked climate and biodiversity crises. This work helps to ensure that all people can access and benefit from nature and that conservation and climate investments build a resilient, just, and inclusive economy.
Front-line advocates of the America the Beautiful for All Coalition recently came to Washington, D.C., to meet with elected officials to support a just and equitable implementation of President Joe Biden’s “America the Beautiful” initiative. The Center for American Progress interviewed 10 advocates and asked them: “What special place are you working to save?”; “What does ‘just conservation’ mean to you?”; and “What conservation action do you want President Biden to take?” Listen to what they had to say.
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