Hikers cross a footbridge over Tumalo Creek in Shelvin Park. Sixth graders at Pacific Crest Middle School have nominated Tumalo Creek to be registered as a Wild and Scenic River, which will protect the stream for future generations. The students responded to a call from Sen. Ron Wyden, who asked Oregonians to nominate their favorite rivers for designation. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
Hikers cross a footbridge over Tumalo Creek in Shevlin Park. Sixth graders at Pacific Crest Middle School have nominated Tumalo Creek to be registered as a Wild and Scenic River, which will protect the stream for future generations. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photos)
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