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Landscape view looking across a field of dry grasses toward mountains in the distance. — The Grand Tetons tower over a valley in Yellowstone. © Dylan Rorabaugh

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Aerial view of a peninsula covered in dense forest and a blue ocean surrounding it. — St. Martin Island from the air off the Garden Peninsula in Lake Michigan, part of Delta County, Michigan. © Mark Godfrey/The Nature Conservancy