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Alabama Recognized for High Biodiversity and Endangered Species
Alabama is recognized for its rich biodiversity, particularly in aquatic species, holding more federally endangered species than all but California. Despite this, the state struggles with funding for conservation efforts, as resources are often allocated to more popular game species. The Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center is actively working to restore endangered species, but faces challenges due to limited funding and support.
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Alabama is recognized for its rich biodiversity, particularly in aquatic species, holding more federally endangered species than all but California. Despite this, the state struggles with funding for conservation efforts, as resources are often allocated to more popular game species. The Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center is actively working to restore endangered species, but faces challenges due to limited funding and support.
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