Effectively identifying threats to our state’s precious natural resources is critical to keeping our environment strong and healthy for future generations. We need to ensure our tribal communities, who have a deep understanding of these issues, can voice their concerns. I’ll keep working to get this commonsense bill passed to improve the inclusivity and success of this process,
Gary Peters: “Effectively identifying threats to our state’s precious natural resources is critical to keeping our environment strong…”
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Discussing the importance of tribal input in conservation legislation.
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