Husband-and-wife volunteers work at two southeast Louisiana refuges.

Left: Wally Sternberg replaces a rotted landscape timber at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Right: Carolyn Sternberg primes a fence at Atchafalaya National Wildlife Refuge. Both refuges are part of the Southeast Louisiana National Wildlife Refuges Complex.

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Left: Wally Sternberg replaces a rotted landscape timber at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Right: Carolyn Sternberg primes a fence at Atchafalaya National Wildlife Refuge. Both refuges are part of the Southeast Louisiana National Wildlife Refuges Complex.

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Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge

Atchafalaya National Wildlife Refuge

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Wetland

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Wildlife watching

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Birding

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Buildings, facilities and structures

Habitat restoration

Volunteers

Wildlife refuges

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