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Clint Eastwood's Donated Ranch Becomes 128-Acre California Wetland Restoration Site

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A former artichoke farm once owned by Clint Eastwood is being transformed into a major wetland restoration project in California. The 128-acre site was made possible through a donation by the Eastwood family. The initiative focuses on restoring riparian and wetland ecosystems to support local wildlife and improve river resilience. The project will also strengthen flood protection for nearby communities. The conversion of the agricultural land into open space is expected to benefit both environmental health and public safety.

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