In the late 1950s, a congressman used a remote California ranch as his conservation base; his work helped protect more than 70,000 acres as Point Reyes National Seashore
In an effort to safeguard the stunning Point Reyes Peninsula, Congressman Clem Miller aimed to designate it as a national seashore. Faced with alarming development proposals that threatened the area's pristine landscape, Miller successfully led a campaign that resulted in federal protection for its untouched coastline. By 1962, the Point…
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