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Throughout the state, there is a strong emphasis on coexisting with animals and preserving natural habitats. This is evident in the large green spaces found in major cities like Calaine, New Venceia, and Portsmouth, where initiatives are underway to restore many of the original natural features. | Throughout the state, there is a strong emphasis on coexisting with animals and preserving natural habitats. This is evident in the large green spaces found in major cities like Calaine, New Venceia, and Portsmouth, where initiatives are underway to restore many of the original natural features. | ||
To further its conservation efforts, Alexandria has enacted SB270, which designates 10% (approximately {{convert|16390|km2|sqmi|sp=us}}) of state land to be used as nature and wildlife preserves. This is the largest allocation of land for this purpose, relative to a state's area, in the entire country. Despite not having the same level of biodiversity as some other states, Alexandria is still recognized for its unique approach to conservation and coexistence with nature | To further its conservation efforts, Alexandria has enacted SB270, which designates 10% (approximately {{convert|16390|km2|sqmi|sp=us}}) of state land to be used as nature and wildlife preserves. This is the largest allocation of land for this purpose, relative to a state's area, in the entire country. Despite not having the same level of biodiversity as some other states, Alexandria is still recognized for its unique approach to conservation and coexistence with nature. | ||
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