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Recreation site closures show wildfires destruction

While county parks in Linn County largely survived the fire damage from last summer, other area parks were hit much harder, leading to closures of some of Oregon’s most popular natural gems. One of the areas most affected by the 2020 Labor Day fires was the Opal Creek Wilderness, which is completely closed to the general public. Not only is access limited due to burned bridges and downed trees along the road to the trailhead, the recreation areas themselves still have hazardous conditions that mean they’re unsafe for normal activities. A trip to Salmon Falls County Park on Thursday revealed that downed trees and dead standing timber were indeed all over.

Skilled, Indigenous: Floating down the Grand Canyon

Skilled, Indigenous: Floating down the Grand Canyon Although perhaps not given as much credit as is due, Native Americans were skilled boaters with a rich history of building elaborate and sturdy watercraft, especially at the lower end of the Colorado River basin Author: Jonathan Romeo The Durango Herald DURANGO, Colo. Throughout the history of the West, it’s commonly accepted that the grizzled, one-armed Civil War major and geologist John Wesley Powell was the first to journey by river into the treacherous and unknown depths of the Grand Canyon. But is it possible, or even likely, Native Americans had long preceded Powell in floating down the big ditch?

Los inesperados murales de Avellà, en el Maestrazgo castellonense

Los inesperados murales de Avellà, en el Maestrazgo castellonense
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Before Powell: Did Indigenous people run the Grand Canyon?

Before Powell: Did Indigenous people run the Grand Canyon? Durango, Colorado Currently Thu 4% chance of precipitation 43% chance of precipitation 65% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation Tule reed raft stands the test of one of the West’s epic journeys Thursday, April 15, 2021 5:33 AM Peter Brown takes the tule raft into Hance Rapid, one of the largest rapids on the Grand Canyon. The raft was built by Tom Martin to see if a watercraft made out of native plants could survive the epic journey through the canyon. Courtesy of Tom Martin Before Powell: Did Indigenous people run the Grand Canyon? Peter Brown takes the tule raft into Hance Rapid, one of the largest rapids on the Grand Canyon. The raft was built by Tom Martin to see if a watercraft made out of native plants could survive the epic journey through the canyon.

Brookings Kicking Out Limits of Rockfish and Lingcod

Brookings Kicking Out Limits of Rockfish and Lingcod
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