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    <description><![CDATA[Everything comes back to nature. Nature is the foundation in which we build our lives, traditions and legacies. Without it, we don't exist. 

Join Crue Taylor and his guests on different current conservation problems, topics and listen as he informs his listeners on the importance of preserving our planet through the active conservation of culture, tradition, and of course nature itself.

Conservation isn't an option at this stage of life in society. We can no longer ignore the roots that brought us to where we are now. From slowly eradicating species of plants and animals alike, to the loss of important nature-centric traditions and cultures, there are obvious problems that plague society. I believe, it's up to our generation, to finally act, and preserve the very thing that holds us together. Forget being called Generation: Z, together we can become Generation: Conservation.

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