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Watershed Restoration Funded for Washington, Oregon Forests |
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Olympia, Washington, USA - National forest lands in Washington and Oregon will get federal funding to help restore critical and endangered watersheds.
Oregon will receive approximately $4.7 million and Washington will get $3.46 million, which is part of the $39.46 million the federal government will distribute to national forests across the country as part of the Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation Initiative.
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"We hope to see lots of work this summer on the Olympic and the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forests." |
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