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Impassioned Danville students working to raise $10M to save bald eagle habitat in Big Bear Valley
Students in Danville are taking it upon themselves to help save a wildlife area near the famous bald eagles Jackie and Shadow. They are writing letters to family, influencers, and celebrities to raise the $10 million needed to prevent the area from being developed into luxury homes.
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According to ABC7 Bay Area’s source item, Impassioned Danville students working to raise $10M to save bald eagle habitat in Big Bear Valley, Students in Danville are taking it upon themselves to help save a wildlife area near the famous bald eagles Jackie and Shadow. They are writing letters to family, influencers, and celebrities to raise the $10 million needed to prevent the area from being developed into luxury homes.
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- Impassioned Danville students working to raise $10M to save bald eagle habitat in Big Bear ValleyABC7 Bay Area - 2026-05-12T19:33:44+00:00
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