Feds move to give tribes more say on access to Rattlesnake Mountain in Eastern WA
There is no public access to the 3,600-foot mountain near Richland, despite a 2014 law requiring it.
Source: yahoo.com
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There is no public access to the 3,600-foot mountain near Richland, despite a 2014 law requiring it.
The federal government is proposing a co-stewardship with tribes for the use and protection of Rattlesnake Mountain near the Tri-Cities and sacred site for the Yakama Nation and other Northwest