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3,000 cottonwood trees planted at Priest Hole Rec. Site - Elkhorn Media Group
JOHN DAY / MITCHELL, OR – The Priest Hole Recreation Site, along the John Day River in Wheeler County, just underwent several renovations and developments. As part of habitat restoration efforts, the BLM and partners planted 3,000 native cottonwood trees over the course of two days. Outdoor Recreation Planner Monica Morin mentioned it on KJDY’s Coffee Time: “These cottonwoods should grow up fairly quickly, and they’ are going to help with the ha…
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