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The latest effort to restore charismatic megafauna populations: the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department plansto re-introduce mountain goats to the rocky outcroppings of the Columbia River Gorge. The goats will be relocated from northeastern Oregon. But why? If Oregon needs spare mountain goats, they only need look to their northern neighbor. Olympic National Park, in […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/legacy/goat.jpg