Wallowa County's Resource Renaissance

Semester in the West Podcast by Whitman College

Feb 7, 201900:08:08Government & Organizations

In the 1990's, the timber industry of Wallowa County collapsed overnight. With work programs and collaborative groups, Wallowa Resources has invigorated the county with new life by opening sustainable timber harvest and...

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