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Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

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Intern Nicole Prieto showing non-native sailfin catfish collected during electrofishing surveys

Fishes of Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

FL Gar Captured at A.R.M. Loxahatchee NWR

Fishes of the A.R.M. Loxahatchee NWR Canals

Lake Allen Patuxent Research Refuge

The Wildlife Refuges of I-95

A tiny sea turtle hatchling crawls across the sand to the ocean at Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia.

A pipe pumping water into canal during electrofishing used to capture native fish.

Wildlife Management

Old canal gets new life

A woman aims her camera at birds through a photography blind at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.

Photo Blinds on Wildlife Refuges

A young Black woman wearing a backpack and holding binoculars and smiling, looks off into the distance under a cloudy blue sky.

Wildlife Wonders

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A group of African-American women and children pose for a photo on a boardwalk in front of a forest.

Doves in the Wild: Trailblazing Zetas Take on National Wildlife Refuges

A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest

Wildlife Management

Intern Nicole Prieto showing non-native sailfin catfish collected during electrofishing surveys

Fishes of Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

FL Gar Captured at A.R.M. Loxahatchee NWR

Fishes of the A.R.M. Loxahatchee NWR Canals

Lake Allen Patuxent Research Refuge

The Wildlife Refuges of I-95

A tiny sea turtle hatchling crawls across the sand to the ocean at Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia.

A pipe pumping water into canal during electrofishing used to capture native fish.

Wildlife Management

Old canal gets new life

A woman aims her camera at birds through a photography blind at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.

Photo Blinds on Wildlife Refuges

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

A group of African-American women and children pose for a photo on a boardwalk in front of a forest.

Doves in the Wild: Trailblazing Zetas Take on National Wildlife Refuges

A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest

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