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WA grant program ensures No Child Left Inside / Public News Service

A program in Washington state is helping kids get out and enjoy nature. The No Child Left Inside program funds grants for organizations to ensure underserved youth can get into the outdoors. During the 2023 legislative session, lawmakers increased funding to $7 million for the program, helping fund more than 100 additional grant proposals than in its previous cycle. .

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Cultivating Community and Environmental Law – Eugene Weekly

Cultivating Community and Environmental Law – Eugene Weekly
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3 questions with U S Forest Service Chief Randy Moore

U.S. Forest Service Chief Randy Moore talked about forest fires, logging and sustainability practices at the Oregon Logging Conference in Eugene.

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Barred owls may be culled to make way for endangered species

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to cull nearly half a million barred owls.

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Barred owls may be culled to make way for endangered species

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to cull nearly half a million barred owls.

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