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Four firefighters observe a prescribed burn in a wetland

Land Management

Prescribed Fire Operations Planned For Winter Months at Turnbull NWR

four bats are nestled between wooden rafters

History and Culture

Wings, Whiskers, and Webs

A bull moose standing

Wildlife Wonders

From Northern Nomads to Refuge Royalty

Drake redhead duck flapping its wings

Migratory Species

Meet the Redhead Duck

A small sparrow with a white throat, brown cap, and black line through its eye perches on a pine tree branch with a blurry green forest background.

Managing for Wildlife and People at Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge

a golf-ball sized bird with a gray body and a black and white striped head removes wood debris from a tree cavity.

Wildlife Wonders

Capturing Nature's Lessons

A wetland at Turnbull NWR during sunset

Habitat Restoration

Wetlands Through the Seasons

A bumble bee covered in pollen sitting at a Spalding's catchfly flower

Endangered Species Act

Taking a Closer Look at Pollinators for a Rare Species

A forested area one-year after timber was harvested

Habitat Restoration

Notice of Timber for Sale

An old color photo of two swans each with large green bands around their necks, stand on a small island in a pond.

Wildlife Management

A duck wing identification program as part of an outreach event

The Inland Northwest Refuges are Community Assets at the Spokane Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show

Four firefighters observe spreading flames during a controlled burn in a wetland

Land Management

Prescribed Fires Scheduled March through May at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge

Land Management

Prescribed Fires Scheduled at Turnbull

Four firefighters observe a prescribed burn in a wetland

Land Management

Prescribed Fire Operations Planned For Winter Months at Turnbull NWR

four bats are nestled between wooden rafters

History and Culture

Wings, Whiskers, and Webs

A bull moose standing

Wildlife Wonders

From Northern Nomads to Refuge Royalty

Drake redhead duck flapping its wings

Migratory Species

Meet the Redhead Duck

A small sparrow with a white throat, brown cap, and black line through its eye perches on a pine tree branch with a blurry green forest background.

Managing for Wildlife and People at Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge

a golf-ball sized bird with a gray body and a black and white striped head removes wood debris from a tree cavity.

Wildlife Wonders

Capturing Nature's Lessons

A wetland at Turnbull NWR during sunset

Habitat Restoration

Wetlands Through the Seasons

A bumble bee covered in pollen sitting at a Spalding's catchfly flower

Endangered Species Act

Taking a Closer Look at Pollinators for a Rare Species

A forested area one-year after timber was harvested

Habitat Restoration

Notice of Timber for Sale

An old color photo of two swans each with large green bands around their necks, stand on a small island in a pond.

Wildlife Management

A duck wing identification program as part of an outreach event

The Inland Northwest Refuges are Community Assets at the Spokane Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show

Four firefighters observe spreading flames during a controlled burn in a wetland

Land Management

Prescribed Fires Scheduled March through May at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge