The President's most recent budget request includes nearly $2 billion for the Fish and Wildlife Service, a much-needed funding increase that would go a long way to further the Service's mission of conserving, protecting, and enhancing our Nation's wildlife and habitats.
Carper discusses the importance of the budget increase for wildlife conservation.
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