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Scott's Bottom is Bouncing Back

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GREEN RIVER — The Scott’s Bottom area is recovering well after a 40-acre fire burned through the area last month. John Freeman, chairman of the Greenbelt Task Force, updated the Green River City Council about the ecological recovery occurring in the Scott’s Bottom area. Grass and riparian vegetation are returning, and wildlife has come back
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Scott's Bottom is Bouncing Back

GREEN RIVER — The Scott’s Bottom area is recovering well after a 40-acre fire burned through the area last month. John Freeman, chairman of the Greenbelt Task Force, updated the Green River City Council about the ecological recovery occurring in the Scott’s Bottom area. Grass and riparian vegetation are returning, and wildlife has come back

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SweetwaterNOW broke the news on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
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