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Osoyoos Indian Band set to restore native plants, species in wildfire-ravaged forests

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An aerial view of forestry in Osoyoos Indian Band homelands in syilx territory on June 10, 2026, showing the impacts of the 2021 Nk’Mip Creek Wildfire. Photo by Aaron Hemens Osoyoos Indian Band is working to revitalize forests in its territories that have been ravaged by wildfires — turning them into fire-resistent zones full of biodiversity, wildlife and medicinal plants for its members. The band-owned Nk’Mip Forestry is planning to revive two …

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Osoyoos Indian Band set to restore native plants, species in wildfire-ravaged forests

Osoyoos Indian Band is working to revitalize forests in its territories that have been ravaged by wildfires — turning them into fire-resistent zones full of biodiversity, wildlife and medicinal plants for its members.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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