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America's public lands face significant threats from extractive industries and political interests, highlighting the urgent need for their protection.
Fossil fuel extraction in the United States has reached all-time highs, with companies drilling deeper and accidents becoming more frequent.
1.5 billion acres of public lands were acquired under the Homestead Act, which was enacted in 1862 to promote settlement in the United States.
A 200-year fund established by Benjamin Franklin aimed to lend money to young tradesmen in Boston and Philadelphia to help them start their businesses.
Over 640 million acres of federal land in the United States are managed by four key agencies, shaping the economy and national identity.
Border walls threaten wildlife and culture along the Rio Grande, as five friends document their 1,200-mile expedition to explore the impacts of proposed construction.
America's public lands encompass approximately 614 million acres, representing 25% of the nation's soil and raising ongoing debates about their use and protection.
In the fall of 2016, protesters gathered at Standing Rock to oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline, asserting their rights over land and water resources.
In 2013, four cowboys rode 3,000 miles across America on 16 wild mustangs to raise awareness for the adoption of wild horses and burros.
