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At 50, Endangered Species Act Continues To Protect Life In Great Smoky Mountains National Park
As the Endangered Species Act turns 50, each of America’s national parks has their own stories to tell about the relevance of this landmark legislation for their own special ecosystems. Here is a story from the Smokies.
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