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A tiny seabird faces growing threats in the forest - West Hawaii Today

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FORT ROSS STATE HISTORIC PARK, Calif. — Russian fur traders settled at Fort Ross on the rock-studded California coast in 1812, felling a grove of towering redwood trees for lumber to build a fort, homes and a church.

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A tiny seabird faces growing threats in the forest - West Hawaii Today

FORT ROSS STATE HISTORIC PARK, Calif. — Russian fur traders settled at Fort Ross on the rock-studded California coast in 1812, felling a grove of towering redwood trees for lumber to build a fort, homes and a church.

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West Hawaii Today broke the news in on Sunday, September 28, 2025.
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