US Forest Service Halts Commercial Huckleberry Picking

US Forest Service Halts Commercial Huckleberry Picking

Author: The Daily News Now! April 23, 2026 Duration: 1:07
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U.S. Forest Service halts commercial huckleberry picking permits in 2026, prioritizing tribal treaty rights and long-term plant health. The decision follows extensive consultations with tribes and industry stakeholders, and aims to restore huckleberry fields through timber cuts, controlled burns, and plant fixes. Personal picking remains open with free permits.

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