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Oregon Christmas trees can get a second life as habitat for salmon
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Oregon Christmas trees can get a second life as habitat for salmon
The North Clackamas Watersheds Council is one of a handful of environmental groups across Oregon that want to turn your Christmas tree into a fish habitat. On Jan. 10, the watersheds council will collect live-cut Christmas trees in Milwaukie, and then tie them to logs along a side channel of the Willamette River on Elk Rock Island. There the trees provide food for bugs and habitat for salmon and steelhead, and naturally break down.Neil Schulman,…
·Portland, United States
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