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Oregon lawmakers approved $2.1 million to buy Abiqua Falls, a 92-foot waterfall, to protect public access and preserve its natural and cultural significance.
An iconic 92-foot waterfall in Oregon, Abiqua Falls, was listed for sale without a set price, prompting public and conservationist concern over potential closure.
The remote site, privately owned since 1908 and accessible via a rugged trail, has long been open to visitors.
In response, Oregon lawmakers approved $2.1 million to purchase the property to ensure public access and protection.
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department will conduct due diligence before finalizing the deal.
While the land may not become a state park due to budget and logistical constraints, it could be managed by a local or tribal entity.
The purchase, supported by conservation groups, aims to preserve the site’s natural and spiritual significance.
Los legisladores de Oregon aprobaron $2.1 millones para comprar Abiqua Falls, una cascada de 92 pies, para proteger el acceso público y preservar su importancia natural y cultural.