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https://www.americanrivers.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/MT_GallatinRiver_PatClayton-1024x658.jpg1024658Healthy rivers support all living things. They are vital lifelines for birds, fish, and wildlife. The science is undeniable. Freshwater wildlife is disappearing twice as fast as terrestrial or marine species. We must conserve our remaining natural areas to preserve nature and our fragile web of life. Because without healthy rivers, there’s no water, no […]