When a species disappears, the world becomes a poorer and less interesting place, because we have lost a unique and valuable piece of God's creation.
Donald McEachin: “When a species disappears, the world becomes a poorer and less interesting place, because we have lost a unique and…”
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McEachin emphasizes the importance of preserving endangered species for biodiversity.
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