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Pacific Northwest news: How smokejumpers, tribes and students are caring for Northwest ecosystems
Learn how smokejumpers train for wildfire season, how tribes restored habitat in the Siuslaw estuary and how students are studying marine ecosystems at Oregon's PacWave test site.
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Pacific Northwest news: How smokejumpers, tribes and students are caring for Northwest ecosystems is an episode from The Jefferson Exchange by Jefferson Public Radio. Learn how smokejumpers train for wildfire season, how tribes restored hab...
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Published Jun 8, 2026, 14:52 long, audio available.
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