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https://salish-current.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/From-property-toward-Watmough-900x900-1.jpg900900A pristine site along the southeastern shore of Lopez Island with deep history for Coast Salish peoples has gained protection from development with approval of its purchase by the San Juan County Land Bank.