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    A recently planted blossoming Menzie’s fiddleneck attracts a painted lady butterfly as a part of an effort to add small flowering plants to the landscape that will aid pollinators.
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    The JC Boyce dam after removal.
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    The JC Boyle dam before removal.
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    A Yurok Tribe crew replants an area along Long Gulch in the footprint of Iron Gate Reservoir with bareroot native shrubs, including Klamath plum, after the removal of invasive vegetation in the area.
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    A tribal ecologist plants native starts in the newly exposed mudflat of a former reservoir.
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    Copco 1 Dam prior to removal.
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    Copco No. 1 after removal.
  • iron_gate_before_-_credit_swiftwater_films
    Iron Gate before removal.
  • iron_gate_after_-_credit_swiftwater_films
    Iron Gate after removal.

Kimberly Wear is the assistant editor of the North Coast Journal.