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The strange history of how Olympia claimed Puget Sound's native shellfish - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Long before the seat of territorial government was established upon these shores, the diminutive native oyster, known to science as Ostrea lurida, sustained the Indigenous Squaxin and neighboring South Puget Sound tribes for uncounted generations. As local historians detailed during a retrospective hosted by the Olympia Historical Society on Sept. 26, the chronicle of this famed bivalve is a grand saga of frontier commerce, political maneuvering, and ultimate ecological reckoning. Though popular
To save the forest, thin the trees: Inside the new school of ecological thinning in Nisqually Community Forest - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Deep in the shadow of Mount Rainier, Gifford “Marco” Pinchot IV stands in a dense true fir grove of trees. Pinchot, executive director of the Nisqually Community Forest and great-grandson of the first U.S. Forest Service chief, represents a new stewardship era. Rather than managing these lands for rapid timber volume, Pinchot and tribal, scientific and conservation partners are pioneering a science-first approach focused on ecological restoration, watershed health, and selective thinning. The Ni
Thurston County Heritage Day 2026: Honoring the past and bridging the future - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The heartbeat of our shared history resonated through Heritage Hall this past Saturday as generations of Thurston County families gathered for the 2026 Heritage Day. Historic Commission Chair Rebecca Sanchez took the stage to present the centerpiece of the morning: the 2026 Heritage Award. This year, the honor was bestowed upon Andrea Cotey, whose tireless dedication to local preservation was met with a standing ovation. Standing within the high-ceilinged warmth of the hall in Lacey, the ceremon
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