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US Removes 14,000 Traps, Targets 15,450 More in Conservation Efforts
The US has removed 14,000 traps weighing 600,000 pounds as part of a significant conservation initiative. This project aims to protect wildlife and ecosystems by targeting an additional 15,450 traps across various regions. The efforts reflect a growing commitment to environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation.
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