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Osoyoos Indian Band set to restore native plants, species in wildfire-ravaged forests
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Osoyoos Indian Band set to restore native plants, species in wildfire-ravaged forests
The First Nation plans to clear out burned spaces and restore trees, berries and medicinal plants to the area, encouraging biodiversity and wildlife to return
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AARON HEMENS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER
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NEWS, OKANAGAN
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JUNE 25, 2026
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An aerial view of forestry in Osoyoos Indian Band homelands in syilx territory on June 10, 2026, showing the impacts of the 2021 Nk’Mip Creek Wildfire. Photo by Aa…
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