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Friend, for generations, Hazle
Creek in Weatherly, Pennsylvania, was considered
a lifeless stream. Locals said nothing could survive
there. Why? Coal mining left
it and other Carbon County waters stained
with acid and metals.

That's why, when longtime fisherman Ray
Youngblood saw a flash of silver and red dart beneath the
surface, he froze. It was a wild trout-something he never
thought he'd see in Hazle Creek. 

"It was totally astounding," Ray says. 

 DISCOVER CARBON COUNTY'S COMEBACK 

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CREEK QUIZ: GUESS WHO'S BACK

Which species of trout returned to Hazle
Creek after a century-long absence?

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A. Cutthroat 

B. Brook

C. Tiger

Uncover which species made this miraculous comeback.

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The revival of Hazle Creek shows what's possible
when people like you help protect land: places once written off
as lost can become havens for people, wildlife, and entire
communities. 

 SEE WHAT'S SWIMMING IN HAZLE CREEK 

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With gratitude,

Your friends at Trust for Public Land

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