These are the plants and animals that will benefit from the designation of largest corridor of federally protected land

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The Biden administration announced on Tuesday the designation of two new monuments, which will establish the largest tract of protected land in the continental U.S.President Joe Biden used his authority under the Antiquities Act to protect nearly 850,000 acres from the drilling of fossil fuels and mining, according to the departments of Interior and Agriculture.
54% : These are the historic landscapes now under federal protection and the species that will benefit:MORE: Biden's move to permanently block offshore oil drilling sparks Trump's ireChuckwalla National Monument in Southern CaliforniaSouthern California is home to hundreds of thousands of acres now federally protected under a new national monument designated by Biden, who is expected to sign the proclamation on Tuesday while surrounded by the canyon walls of the Eastern Coachella Valley, according to the White House.
50% : Trump has ambitious plans for federal land use.

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