Refuges Are There for Them
 Dwarf Lake Iris
Michigan Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Credit: Joel Trick/USFWS |
Fiftyeight national wildlife refuges were established to protect endangered species; 248 refuges are home to more than 280 endangered or threatened species. The photographs on these two pages feature a handful of those species. Most of these species occur on more than one refuge.
 Hawaiian Monk Seal
Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Credit: James Watt |
 Arroyo Toad
San Diego National Wildlife Refuge California
Credit: Will Flaxington |
 Higgins Eye Pearlymussel
Great River National Wildlife Refuge Illinois, Missouri
Credit: USFWS |
 Red Wolf
Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge North Carolina
Credit: Greg Koch |
 Sclerocactus Glaucus
Ouray National Wildlife Refuge Utah
Credit: Bekee Hotze/USFWS |
 Karner Blue Butterfly
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Wisconsin
Credit: Joel Trick/USFWS |
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December 30, 2012
Refuge Update January/February 2013
Last updated:
December 30, 2012
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