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Published November 2, 2016 at 640 × 480 in Realizing “The True Potential” For Working Lands And Wildlife In Sagebrush Country.
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SGI partner Jeff White (left) of Newmont Mining explains mesic restoration on Maggie Creek at the 2016 SGI Science Summit.

SGI partner Jeff White (left) of Newmont Mining explains mesic restoration on Maggie Creek at the 2016 SGI Science Summit.

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