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The first time I visited the 30 acre enclosure, I walked the raised boardwalk over the space with eyes wide. Just beyond a fence, a pair of rhino adults and one baby munched contentedly on hay. In the spring, I bought an annual member pass that allows me to pop in and out whenever I have a free morning.

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Should the Military Force Protect the Environment?

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