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This American Land

Reporting from the front lines, This American Land brings you compelling stories on critical issues impacting America's natural landscapes, waters, wildlife and energy resources in a changing climate, informing and engaging television audiences nationwide. Hosted by wildlife conservationist Ed Arnett.

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Farmers Challenge Climate Change; Vanishing Salton Sea; Forest Habitat For Birds

Season 13 Episode 6 | 26m 46s | CC

Farmers Challenge Climate Change; Vanishing Salton Sea; Forest Habitat For Birds

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Funding for This American Land provided by The Walton Family Foundation and The Horner Family Fund

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