Homesteading family’s lasting legacy realized in agreement to return nearly 10,000 acres of habitat to Colville Tribes in conservation deal
As a homesteading families name dies off, nearly 10,000 acres of shrub-steppe habitat is returned to the Colville Tribes in unique conservation deal
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The Lower Tunk valley.
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McLoughlin Canyon near the Tunk Valley in Washington.
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Looking west in the Tunk Valley.
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Looking south in the Tunk Valley.
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Split rock in the Tunk Valley is part of a nearly 10,000-acre parcel now controlled and conserved by the Colville Tribes.
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