Oregon
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Wildlife Wonders
Near Albany, Oregon, the new Dave B. Marshall Outdoor Classroom will serve as an environmental education space and is open to the public every day, from sunrise to sunset. A community partnership, the classroom is one of several facilities at the Ankeny Hill Nature Center that provide opportunities...
What’s a yellow rail, you ask?
They are about the size of robin, but skinnier and with short tails; they are stealthy and shy (except when they’re not – read on); they are streaked with dull yellow and dark brown, dappled with white flecks, like water-splashed old grass and the sedge that it...
Our People
Judy Gordon shares about her life, lessons, challenges, and the importance of mentors over her nearly 40-year career in fisheries.
Our People
Dan Nehler talks about his life and long, varied career in the Service, and keeping a positive mindset to navigate challenging times.
Our People
“A 15-minute conversation completely changed my life." Learn how Typhanie Shepherd followed her dream, and some fatherly inspiration, to land a career as a USFWS filmmaker.
Our People
Learn about one biologist's 39 year career with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, from the coral reef of the wild Pacific Ocean to some of Alaska's most pristine wilderness areas. Steve Berendzen recently retired as the project leader for the Central Washington National Wildlife Refuge Complex....