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Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

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A view of the ocean from land. In the distance is a water and rocky shore. In the foreground is a large rock formation and green vegetation
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The Wildlife Refuges of I-95
Nov 1, 2022
A group of African-American women and children pose for a photo on a boardwalk in front of a forest.
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Doves in the Wild: Trailblazing Zetas Take on National Wildlife Refuges
Aug 9, 2018
A pipe pumping water into canal during electrofishing used to capture native fish.
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Old canal gets new life
Nov 22, 2021
A tiny sea turtle hatchling crawls across the sand to the ocean at Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia.
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Aug 16, 2022
A woman aims her camera at birds through a photography blind at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.
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Aug 10, 2021
A young Black woman wearing a backpack and holding binoculars and smiling, looks off into the distance under a cloudy blue sky.
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Jul 28, 2021
A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest
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Trapping
Jun 23, 2018
A view of the ocean from land. In the distance is a water and rocky shore. In the foreground is a large rock formation and green vegetation
Recreation
The Wildlife Refuges of I-95
Nov 1, 2022
A group of African-American women and children pose for a photo on a boardwalk in front of a forest.
Our Partners
Doves in the Wild: Trailblazing Zetas Take on National Wildlife Refuges
Aug 9, 2018
A pipe pumping water into canal during electrofishing used to capture native fish.
Wildlife Management
Old canal gets new life
Nov 22, 2021
A tiny sea turtle hatchling crawls across the sand to the ocean at Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia.
Recreation
Summer Sights
Aug 16, 2022
A woman aims her camera at birds through a photography blind at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.
Recreation
Photo Blinds on Wildlife Refuges
Aug 10, 2021
A young Black woman wearing a backpack and holding binoculars and smiling, looks off into the distance under a cloudy blue sky.
Wildlife Wonders
Find Your Birding Community
Jul 28, 2021
A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest
Wildlife Management
Trapping
Jun 23, 2018
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