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Federal Habitat Restoration Programs Create Thousands of Jobs and Generate Millions in Economic Stimulus
According to the US Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS), its own habitat restoration programs act as an economic engine, creating more than 3,900 jobs in the 2011 fiscal year and generating $327.6 million in economic stimulus.
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