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America's Newest UNESCO World Heritage Site Is a Swamp—and That's Exactly Why You Should Go

Source: Smithsonian Magazine ·

Georgia’s Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is one of the world’s rarest surviving wetland ecosystems. Its new global recognition reveals why protecting this landscape matters far beyond the American South

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