A new Oregon bill would transfer 18,626 acres of national forest to the Grand Ronde tribes; the land would remain open to the public while helping rebuild a reservation lost through federal termination
- The Grand Ronde Land Transfer Act, introduced on September 17 by US Sen.
- Andrea Salinas, would transfer 18,626 acres of federal land managed by the US Forest Service to the tribe.
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- The Grand Ronde Land Transfer Act, introduced on September 17 by US Sen.
- Andrea Salinas, would transfer 18,626 acres of federal land managed by the US Forest Service to the tribe.
Sources: Times of India