The trade-off of saving the spotted owls in the Pacific Northwest was

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The trade-off of saving the spotted owls in the Pacific Northwest was the loss of logging activities by lumber companies. The owl's habitat was in old-growth forests, and therefore, the conservation efforts required limiting or stopping logging activities in those areas, leading to economic losses for the companies involved. The other options (A and B) are not directly related or significant trade-offs of saving the owls, and option D is not a valid statement, as every decision involves trade-offs in some form or another.

The Trade-Off of Saving the Spotted Owls in the Pacific