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Quinault Indian Nation buys 11,196 acres

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Source: Aberdeen Daily World

The Quinault Indian Nation, a federally recognized Tribe in Washington state, has acquired more than 11,000 acres of forestland within the Quinault Indian Reservation from the Anderson & Middleton Logging Company, according to The Nature Conservancy. This historic acquisition brings one of the largest remaining privately owned properties within Reservation boundaries back under Indigenous ownership and stewardship.

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