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Conservation Groups Unite to Purchase 1,300 Acres in Proctor Valley

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By The Registry Staff In a major victory for conservation efforts, nearly 1,300 acres of property in an area of San Diego County known as Proctor Valley have been successfully acquired by a coalition of conservancy groups and government agencies. The initiative, led by The Nature Conservancy, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), […]

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