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A green flag marks a cedar sapling planted in November 2023 by volunteers including Elke Littleleaf and Klick'ump, also known as Alysia Aguilar. The work is funded by a grant to restore this stretch of the Lower Deschutes River on the Warm Springs Reservation after wildfires.
Emily Cureton Cook / OPB

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Groundwater naturally erupts from a pipe installed at Rattlesnake Springs on the Warm Springs Reservation, an important source of drinking water for many local residents.
Emily Cureton Cook / OPB

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Fly fishing guide Elke Littleleaf holds a lure made of rabbit fur and reflective materials that he says "light up like a Christmas tree for salmon" on the Warm Springs Reservation.
Emily Cureton Cook / OPB

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Elke Littleleaf and Klick'ump, or Alysia Aguilar, untangle fishing line and inspect a lure Littleleaf made, as they tour the Warm Springs Reservation in their truck, "Silversquatch," Feb. 2, 2024.
Emily Cureton Cook / OPB

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Klick'ump, also known as Alysia Aguilar, walks along a bend of the lower Deschutes River through the Warm Springs Reservation, Feb. 2, 2024, checking on the saplings she and others replanted after wildfires. "It's important for anyone to get involved in any way they can," she says.
Emily Cureton Cook / OPB

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