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When Audubon, National Geographic, and other partners dubbed 2018 the Year of the Bird, they aimed to get others to walk in stride. As the magazine went to press, at least 38 governors and mayors had taken up the mantle. From the capitol building in Bismarck, North Dakota, to the historic Iditarod Trail in Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, the past.

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