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Nurturing young trees along Elwha

January 23, 2020

Tending trees and shrubs of Elwha River riparian edge

Posted in Elwha River ecosystem recovery, Nutrient cycling, Permaculture, Riparian buffer and tagged Clallam Conservation District, CREP, flood plain management, organic farming in Port Angeles, permaculture, Regenerative agriculture, regenerative farming, restoration ecology, Sustainable agriculture
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