Forever Wild buys land along Paint Rock River that's home to endangered species

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They are in the creek, on the property. It's extremely important from that standpoint. Posted by Steve Doyle February 27, 2008 2:18 PM The state Forever Wild program on Tuesday bought 1,500 acres along Jackson County's upper Paint Rock River. via Mobile Register

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Patti

Wichita, KS

Whatever you're saving "Thank you" for saving it from the likes of McDonalds and 7-11! It seems that every mile of our land is being taken up by a company hoping to make more money. We have very little untouched land left for our kids to enjoy. Thanks again!

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