Rumors in the fall of 2019 that SDS was going to sell its mill in Bingen, Washington, and/or its 101,000 acres of timberland were confirmed by their press release on September 21, 2020. Beginning September 30, 2020, Sandra DeMent wrote a series of articles printed in The Goldendale Sentinel providing an informative historical background of the company and tentative proposals for its future. An interview with the new CEO, covered in the December 30, 2020 article, confirms that SDS intends to sell the entire company in the near future. The sale of SDS has potentially large, negative consequences for many aspects of life for the people and critters here in the Gorge.
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COVID-19 restaurant downturn, health risks pack double blow to tribal fishers, salmon business
With 2020′s relatively long fall season behind them, officials are planning for the possibility that COVID-19 will still be a threat when seasonal fishers return to the Columbia in the spring.
oregonlive.com

Encouraging Coexistence in Klickitat County Washington
Join the Mountain Lion Foundation for an informative, timely presentation by independent wildlife field biologist Rosemary Schiano, who will explain why the sheriff’s volunteer wildlife-killing posse has a negative impact on public safety.
mountainlion.networkforgood.com
Friends of the White Salmon River
Salmon spawning in the upper Columbia. Yes, they were planted in the river, they didn't swim up from the Pacific, but YES, this is an important step in the right direction.

For the first time in more than 80 years, salmon spawning in the upper Columbia River
For the first time in more than a generation salmon have spawned in the Upper Columbia River.
spokesman.com