Watt outlines plan to sell up to five percent of federal lands
Washington Interior Secretary James Watt told a Senate panel the administration would sell up to five percent of federal real estate but pledged that parks and lands with national values would not be put on the market. He said the plan targets excess property and certain public lands, not a massive selloff.
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Man-made animal footprints aid new plant life on Mt St Helens
Amateurs aid botany on Mt St Helens by trapping seeds with cheesecloth and artificial animal tracks. The project, supported by Earthwatch, involves six volunteers paying 835 dollars each to assist botanist A B Adams and ecologist Virginia Adams in monitoring plant life recovery after the 1980 eruption.
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