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Helicopters drop thousands of logs into rivers in the U.S. to save salmon and restore historically damaged ecosystems.

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Two Washington tribal leaders could soon snag seats on the state’s Board of Natural Resources, which guides logging sales and other management decisions for millions of acres of public land.

Two Washington tribal leaders could soon fill seats on the state’s Board of Natural Resources, which guides logging sales and other management decisions for millions of acres of public land. Sen.

A bill to add two tribal representatives to the Board of Natural Resources is awaiting a Senate vote. Supporters say the change could add valuable perspective to the panel. Two Washington tribal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Logging operations on public land in Washington state. (Photo courtesy of Washington State Department of Natural Resources) Two ...