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WashitaNational Wildlife Refuge | Oklahoma

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National Wildlife Refuges work closely with other researchers, Universities and science-based organizations interested in supporting the agency’s wildlife conservation mission.

The following are some of the research projects conducted on the Washita National Wildlife Refuge.

Survey and limited collection of Odonates (dragonflies and damselflies) at Washita and Optima National Wildlife Refuges (University of Oklahoma)
Survey and limited collection of small mammals at Washita National Wildlife Refuge (Southwestern Oklahoma State University)

For more information on this research or to receive a copy, please contact the refuge at washita@fws.gov or call 580-664-2205.

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Red-eared slider laying her eggs

Last Updated: Jul 12, 2012

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Important Pollinators

Bees, butterflies, moths, beetles and many other insects play a very important role on the Washita National Wildlife Refuge. They help pollinate the plants that are a food source for many species, including humans!

WashitaNational Wildlife Refuge | Oklahoma

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What We Do

Important Pollinators

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