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Louisiana doubles money available to nonprofits for conservation work
Louisiana has doubled state funding for the Louisiana Outdoors Forever program, allocating $2 million for the 2027 grant cycle to support conservation efforts. The increase funds projects like restoring longleaf pine forests in Bogue Chitto and Fontainebleau state parks, flood control in Cameron Parish, and land preservation near the Battle of New Orleans site.
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