Climate change causing PNW's iconic western redcedars to die
By A Mystery Man Writer
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To many Indigenous peoples, who used the trees for houses, clothes, weapons, tools, medicines, art and canoes, they’re know as the Tree of Life.
Western Redcedar Dieback, PPO Home
Has this iconic Northwest tree reached a tipping point?
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Western Redcedar Dieback, PPO Home
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Getting to the root of Western Red Cedar dieback with Forest Health Watch — Issaquah Alps Trails Club
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