When we tackle water quality concerns at the source, we create a positive impact on our natural environment. Clean water benefits plants, trees and wildlife, ensuring a thriving ecosystem. Let's take action today! #ProtecttheSource #SourceWaterProtectionWeek
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Forests are more than just trees! Forests are home to countless bird species and animals, offering safe shelter, nesting spots and a natural pantry stocked with fruits, nuts, leaves and roots. But forests protect more than land-based wildlife; they are vital for fish habitat too! By preventing erosion, filtering pollutants and providing cool, shaded waters, forests keep aquatic ecosystems thriving. National forests truly are life support systems.
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Forests are more than just trees! Forests are home to countless bird species and animals, offering safe shelter, nesting spots and a natural pantry stocked with fruits, nuts, leaves and roots. But forests protect more than land-based wildlife; they are vital for fish habitat too! By preventing erosion, filtering pollutants and providing cool, shaded waters, forests keep aquatic ecosystems thriving. National forests truly are life support systems.
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