Bitterroot Valley History
The Bitterroot Valley, once home to the Salish tribe, transformed dramatically in the 19th century due to colonization and resource exploitation. The clearing of land for agriculture inadvertently created an environment conducive to the spread of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, with the first confirmed case recorded in 1873. This narrative highlights the consequences of human actions on both the land and the health of future settlers.In this clip
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Ep 55 Rocky Mountain spotted fever: The tick must be destroyed!
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