How to pronounce “lower 48” in English

in the Lower 48.

developed most of the lower 48 unfortunately both these notions reinforce one another and place the

over the lower 48 I went to a place called Churchill in Manitoba Canada so all these photographs of polar bears you

This would have covered the whole lower 48 in 600 feet of lava.

And there's only about 5% of the lower 48 states that's anything close to its original, pristine ecological state.

Most of our work has been limited to the lower 48.

And I think about the bears that live in the lower 48.

It's the third largest national park in the lower 48.

so we are fragmenting the American Arctic furiously in the lower 48 we are

Arctic all these DDT's and PCBs that in the lower 48 states we used to use 40

Enough lava erupted at this time that it would have covered the lower 48 states 600 feet deep in lava.

up there and all and to some degree most people in the lower 48 basically can't care enough about that to really be

on the American Prairie Reserve this is in northeastern Montana in effort to build the largest protected area in the lower 48 states we're actually just

And without Yellowstone and Glacier National Park, there would be no grizzly bears left in the lower 48.

the coalition of folks that I work with started on an effort to protect the greatest connected landscape in the lower 48.

So today we're going to talk about Indian land and Indian land specifically in the United States, the lower 48.

The California desert is, in fact, the most protected landscape in the lower 48.