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r Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Pgge 12 Museum seeks youth art for exhibit A ttention tribal youth art ists and teachers, the N in e teenth A nnual W arm Springs Tribal Y outh A rt E xhibit will be here soon. A n d the M u seum at W arm Springs is in viting you to subm it art for this exhibit. T he deadline to subm it art will be 5 p.m. o n Friday, Jan. 20. T here will be an opening reception to h o n o r youth art- ists on Thursday, Jan. 26 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the m useum . I f you need m ore inform ation on the Y outh A rt Exhibit, call N a ta lie M o o d y a t 5 4 1 -5 5 3 - 3331, ext. 412. T h e m u s e u m w ill h o s t “W arm Springs B eaded T apes tries” as the m ain exhibit in June. Y outh may w ish to pursue this th em e fo r th e Y outh A rt E x h ib it. P o s sib le id e a s are b e a d e d n e c k la c e s , lo o m w o rk , c o lo rin g p ro je c ts o f b e a d e d b a g s, any b e a d in g project. All a rt will be gladly ac cepted. Early C hildhood E du cation Center, W arm Springs E le m en tary S chool classes, m iddle and high school art ists. Individual art is encour aged. F orm s are available at the m useum . Adams’ glaciers half gone Y A K IM A , W ash. (A P) - Spectacular o n a clear, sunny day, M ount A dam s rises a scant 53 miles from Yakima. B ut the m ountain holds w hat until now has b e en p retty m uch a secret. In th e first c o m prehensive study o f its k in d , a P o rtla n d State University study has found M ount A dam s’ 12 glaciers have s h ru n k by n e a rly h a lf sin ce 1904 a n d are re c e d in g fa ster than those o f nearby sister vol T h e re w ill be a tribal member Ski Day at Mount Hood Mead ows on Friday, Feb. 10. Call, stop by, or email the media cen ter. Phone: 541-553-1968. Email: smatters@wstribes.org canoes M o u n t H o o d and M ount Rainier. I t ’s an o th er sign o f gradually w arm ing tem peratures th at R i f c o n tin u e d as e x p ec te d by re searchers —will m ean significant problem s for the w ater-depen dent Yakima Valley. T h e study lends urgency to an earlier federal r e p o rt th a t show s the w ater co n ten t o f Cas cade M ountain snowpacks could dwindle by as m uch as 50 per cent by the 2070s. January 11, 2011 Wind farm a first under new eagle kill rules B E N D (AP) — A proposed C entral O regon w ind project is th e first in th e co u n try to be considered for a perm it th at al lows w ind turbines to kill a few golden eagles so long as devel opers m ake up for the loss, fed eral officials say. T he W est B utté Power project plan s to re tro fit p o w e r poles w here wires are so close together th a t golden eagles can stretch their 7 -foot w ingspans and get electrocuted. T h e U.S. F ish an d W ildlife Service said the retrofits could m itigate the loss o f any golden eagles killed by the 50-turbine w ind farm east o f Bend. T h e perm it w ould allow three go ld en eagle deaths o v e r five years and require n o n e t loss o f the breeding population. T h e agency said it w as the first application it g o t u nder the te rm s o f ru le s it a d o p te d in 2009 under the Bald and G olden Eagle P rotection Act. C o n s e rv a tio n g r o u p s h a d called fo r a perm ittin g system to stop w hat one called Friday “a free-for-all th at kills hundreds o f th o u s a n d s o f b ir d s e ac h year.” T he A m erican Bird C onser vancy said it w ould look hard at the details o f the p roposed W est B u tte p e rm it to m ake sure it w o u ld a v o id as m a n y eag le deaths as possible and hews to the governm ent’s rules. A lth o u g h surveys indicated few golden eagles at th e w ind fa rm site, it is a t th e k ind o f h ig h er elevation they p a tro l in se a rc h o f prey, a b o u t 5,000 feet. B ald eagles n e st a b o u t 10 miles from the project site, b u t a federal official said they typi cally focus on land n ear lakes o r rivers. “ So w e d o n ’t really expect bald eagles to be using th at site,” sa id M ic h a e l G r e e n , a c tin g chief o f the division o f m igra tory birds and habitat program s fo r the U.S. F ish an d W ildlife Service in P ortland. “T h ere is nothing up there for them .” W est B utte Pow er w ould ret ro fit 11 pow er poles a year or m ore depending on h o w m any eagles are killed, G reen said. E a c h r e tr o f i t w o u ld c o s t $ 3 ,0 0 0 to $ 5,000, sa id J o h n Stahl, m anaging p artn er o f W est B u tte P o w e r L L C , b a s e d in Southern California. T h e U.S. B u re a u o f L an d M anagem ent approved the road and p o w er line in July on the condition that the com pany pays fo r re sto ra tio n an d e n h an c e- m e n t o f 9,000 acres o f sage grouse habitat elsewhere. Stahl said the sage grouse habitat w ork will cost $1.4 million. 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