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Crabbers cheer as Oregon rejects whale-protection petition, costly gear changes avoided
Crabbers cheer as Oregon rejects whale-protection petition, costly gear changes avoided
Crabbers cheer as Oregon rejects whale-protection petition, costly gear changes avoided

Published on: 02/21/2026

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The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is formally denying a petition from environmentalists regarding protections for whales during crabbing season.Environmen

News Source : https://kcby.com/news/local/crabbers-cheer-as-oregon-rejects-whale-protection-petition-costly-gear-changes-avoided

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