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Why is this bill necessary? Why should this money be going to states? Where would the money come from? How does this bill compare to the Land and Water Conservation Fund?

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We, the undersigned, support preventing fish and wildlife from becoming endangered by dedicating $1.3 billion annually into the federal Wildlife Conservation and Restoration Program, using existing revenue from the development of energy and mineral resources on federal lands and waters...

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We, the undersigned, are hunters, anglers, wildlife professionals and outdoors businesses from across the country. We are calling on Congress to take bold action to restore America’s Everglades.

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By Marcy Lowe and Shawn Stokes, Datu Research LLC for Restore the Mississippi River Delta coalition.

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The Florida Everglades are the largest subtropical wetland in North America-and a unique place to fish and hunt.

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The Gulf of Mexico is a national treasure and a sportsman's paradise-it must be restored

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The Texas Gulf Coast is home to incredible saltwater fishing and waterfowl hunting, but many important habitats have already been lost-and are more at risk.

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The Mississippi Gulf Coast is home to incredible saltwater fishing and hunting, but nearly 200 acres of habitats erode annually, leaving communities and wildlife at risk. leaving communities and wildlife at risk. 

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Coastal wetland loss around the Mississippi River Delta threatens fisheries and waterfowl populations that contribute to a billion-dollar industry vital to the economy of the Gulf region.

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Coastal Louisiana and the marshes surrounding the Mississippi River Delta have the highest rates of land loss on the planet. Every hour in Louisiana, a football field of land is converted to water, a problem destroying wildlife habitat and putting nearly 2 million people in the coastal zone at risk of more frequent and severe flooding. 

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