Continuing in Kentucky
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Conservation is not a one and done fix. For the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, it’s a timeless, dedicated commitment to protect and enhance habitat for elk and a myriad of other wildlife species.
Look no further than Kentucky’s elk range for a recent example where RMEF worked alongside partners to conserve and open public access to a large swath of land and then put more money and volunteer manpower on the ground to transform an impacted landscape into something greater.
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