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Wyo. tribes start tree planting program
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2001 The tribes on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming have begun a three-year, $2.3 million project to restore forested areas in the Owl Creek Mountains. About 140,000 acres in the forest were damaged in a fire last year, the third largest single first in the country. To restore the damaged areas, the tribes have hired a local company to plant hundreds of thousands of trees. Get the Story:
Tree planting program starts on Wyoming reservation (AP 10/4)
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