WA?s Enchantments may close as US funding cuts strain forest oversight
Law enforcement officials are considering closing the main entrance to one of the world?s premier hiking destinations ? the Enchantments in Washington state. Federal funding cuts have left one U.S. Forest Service ranger monitoring 900 square miles of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. With limited oversight, there has been an increase in litter and emergency distress calls.
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WA?s Enchantments may close as US funding cuts strain forest oversight
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