AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTribal Land Return: The Siletz Tribe is poised to regain nearly seven acres of ancestral coastal land near Yachats, territory taken from the tribe in the 19th century. Drought Watch: Oregon’s drought eased slightly, but the outlook suggests dry conditions could persist or worsen. Wildlife: A California condor was spotted in Oregon for the first time in 120 years, while federal wolf protections face new legal challenges and a proposed rollback. Habitat: A removed fish-passage barrier has reopened nine miles of Deep Creek habitat for fish, and the BLM is seeking comments on 1,600 acres near Eagle Point proposed for northern spotted owl habitat. Waterways: Oregon volunteers hauled 24,000 pounds of litter from waterways.
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