NATIVE JOURNEY.
The article discusses the Klallam Indians, a tribe which lives along the Elwha River in the Olympic Peninsula in Washington and is participating in the Elwha Science Education Project, a program by the environmental education group NatureBridge which educates children about the river during the demo...
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