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Tag Archives: conservation
More Room for the River: Restoration Continues on the McKenzie
This summer, partners reached another milestone in restoring the McKenzie River system, reconnecting more than 335 acres of historic floodplain and approximately 1.8 miles of the South Fork McKenzie River. Led by the USDA Forest Service and McKenzie Watershed Council … Continue reading
Posted in McKenzie River, Oregon Conservation News, Uncategorized
Tagged conservation, enhancement, floodplain, Fork, Mckenzie, news, project, River, south, south fork, trust
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Take Action to Protect Designated Roadless Areas by September 21st
-From our friends at Native Fish Society- Click here to fill out a petition opposing the rescinding of the roadless rule and help protect our most wild spaces. Since 2001, the Roadless Rule has protected nearly 45 million acres of … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News, Uncategorized
Tagged conservation, fish, less, native, native fish society, protect, roadless, roadless area, roadless rule, rule, September 21, socitety, wilderness
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Native Fish Society Babine for a Benjamin 2026 Raffle
Our friends over at Native Fish Society are commencing their annual Babine for a Benjamin Raffle. The Babine is a world class steelhead river up in British Columbia that spey anglers’ dreams are made of. Tickets are $100 and limited … Continue reading
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Tagged a, babine, benjamin, conservation, raffle, society, spey, Steelhead
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