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Wilderness advocates present case for Columbia Highlands at REI

The Kettle Crest region north and south of Sherman Pass, popular for recreation during all four seasons, has several roadless areas generating controversy. (Rich Landers / The Spokesman-Review)
By Rich Landers richl@spokesman.com(509) 459-5508
The Kettle Crest region north and south of Sherman Pass, popular for recreation during all four seasons, has several roadless areas generating controversy. (Rich Landers / The Spokesman-Review)
The Kettle Crest region north and south of Sherman Pass, popular for recreation during all four seasons, has several roadless areas generating controversy. (Rich Landers / The Spokesman-Review)

CONSERVATION — Exploring Northwest Washington’s Columbia Highlands, a multi-media program, will be presented Wednesday, 7 p.m., at the Spokane REI store by Conservation Northwest and several related groups.

Explore portions of the Colville National Forest that make up some of the most wildlife rich and uncrowded recreational destinations in the state, and learn why some groups are working to protect them as wilderness.

Sign-up online to reserve a seat in the limited space available for this free presentation.

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