February 11, 2004 - FWS
Today, much of Kentucky’s natural habitat has been disturbed; however, about 2,070,434 acres land has been conserved to be publicly managed fish and wildlife habitat. The remaining 95 percent of Kentucky remains privately owned and plays an important role in the overall landscape of Kentucky providing natural and semi-natural habitats to ... ................
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