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 | | In no uncertain terms, veteran conservationist Andy Kerr lets you know the answers to these and other questions in his new book, Oregon Wild: Endangered Forest Wilderness. |
 | | At the same time, it provides a natural history of the state's forests, an "unnatural" history of the state's deforestation, and a review of the politics that have allowed protection of some areas and decimation of others. |
 | | Kerr also profiles each of the proposed wilderness areas remaining -- these pockets of wilderness include the most productive salmon watershed remaining in the continental U.S., stunning canyons, volcanic formations, wetlands, wildflowers, waterfalls, wildlife, and trees, trees, trees. |
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