The US Forest Service has suspended commercial huckleberry picking in Washington's Gifford Pinchot National Forest, responding to long-standing concerns from the Yakama Nation over treaty rights and resource depletion. The pause aims to protect the berry’s cultural significance and ecological sustainability while tribal consultations and environmental assessments are underway.
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Forest Service, sinuspinde ang komersyal na anihan ng huckleberry sa Gifford Pinchot

Sinuspinde ng US Forest Service ang komersyal na pamimitas ng huckleberry sa Gifford Pinchot National Forest sa Washington para sa taong 2025. Tugon ito sa matagal nang hinaing ng Yakama Nation kaugnay ng kanilang karapatan sa kasunduan at pagkaubos ng likas na yaman. Layunin ng pansamantalang paghinto na maprotektahan ang kahalagahang kultural ng bunga at ang kalikasan nito habang isinasagawa ang konsultasyon sa tribo at pagsusuri sa kapaligiran.

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