Redwood National Park
Americannoun
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The bird, Pey-noh-pey-o-wok, had been flying freely for only three months when he died in the backcountry of Redwood National Park after ingesting a lead air-gun pellet, the tribe announced Wednesday.
From Los Angeles Times
It was offered to Carter amid a protest by loggers angry and anxious about his administration’s plans to expand Redwood National Park along California’s northern coast and eliminate their jobs.
From Los Angeles Times
The Yurok Tribe and government partners drafted a plan to release condors into Redwood National Park.
From Washington Post
The tree, a 380-foot coast redwood, is in a remote area of Redwood National Park and is not accessible by any trail.
From Washington Post
But Mr. Russell said he had been hearing about recreational climbing in Redwood National Park for a number of years.
From New York Times
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