Huckleberry harvests limited again as Forest Service seeks to protect plants, honor treaty rights

The U.S. Forest Service is once again limiting huckleberry harvests in the Pacific Northwest. The Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington announced April 21 that it would not issue commercial huckleberry harvests for 2026, following up on its decision last year to limit the take of huckleberries from national forest land. “Our responsibility is to […]

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