At Conservation Burial Grounds, People and Birds Find a Shared Sanctuary
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A growing number of properties across the United States are being protected as both final resting places for humans and permanent habitats for wildlife, with Katy Prairie Preserve near Houston hosting more than 300 native bird species.
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