NASA completed the transfer of a 105-acre wooded parcel in Maryland to the neighboring Patuxent Research Refuge. The land, once used for propellant research, has been cleared of infrastructure and restored to nature. It now expands the largest continuous block of unfragmented forest between Washington and Baltimore.
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NASA, inilipat ang 105-acre na kagubatan sa isang wildlife refuge

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Natapos na ng NASA ang paglilipat ng 105-acre na lupain sa Maryland patungo sa katabing Patuxent Research Refuge. Ang lugar na dating ginagamit para sa pananaliksik sa propellant ay nilinis at ibinalik sa kalikasan upang palawakin ang pinakamalaking natitirang magkakaugnay na kagubatan sa pagitan ng Washington at Baltimore.

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