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10/21/18

Everyone was all smiles when folks from NCLC and Oregon Parks and Recreation Department headed into the proposed Rainforest Reserve on Thursday. With views like that, who wouldn’t be? #oregonstateparks #rainforestreserve #coastaledge ... See MoreSee Less

Everyone was all smiles when folks from NCLC and Oregon Parks and Recreation Department headed into the proposed Rainforest Reserve on Thursday. With views like that, who wouldn’t be? #oregonstateparks #rainforestreserve #coastaledge

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10/19/18

Fall color in the proposed Rainforest Reserve: NCLC’s Katie Voelke, Jon Wickersham, and Betsy Ayres visited the high country Thursday with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Director Lisa Sumption and former OPRD commissioner Robin Risley. Started out foggy; turned out spectacular. #rainforestreserve #oregonstateparks @ Arch Cape, Oregon ... See MoreSee Less

Fall color in the proposed Rainforest Reserve: NCLC’s Katie Voelke, Jon Wickersham, and Betsy Ayres visited the high country Thursday with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Director Lisa Sumption and former OPRD commissioner Robin Risley. Started out foggy; turned out spectacular. #rainforestreserve #oregonstateparks @ Arch Cape, Oregon

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