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As the sun sets, two individuals look at the landscape with binoculars as two others look through a spotting scope

Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determinations

The pink wattled head and neck of a wild turkey

Wild Facts About Wild Turkeys

A stream cutting through a beautiful forest, whose trees' leaves are orange, yellow, red and green

Wildlife Wonders

Fall for Autumn

A smiling group stands in a frozen salt marsh

Salt marsh is the keystone to coastal conservation

Tall green salt marsh grasses cover a level area, with a narrow channel filled with water in the foreground and a gray, cloudy sky above

Keystone initiative centers on salt marsh conservation

Lake Allen Patuxent Research Refuge

The Wildlife Refuges of I-95

a view over a lake of a mountain with trees in fall foliage and reflected in the water

Wildlife Wonders

A fall foliage tour of the Northeast

a silvery-blue butterfly with black margin wings sitting on green vegetation

Endangered Species Act

Karner blue butterfly recovery in New Hampshire

A large white-gray bird gull on an ocean beach with nine much smaller birds (sanderlings) next to it

Why I Took These Shots #9

a raised, wooden platform trail snakes through a mature forest

Wheelchair-accessible trails of the Northeast

A group of people stand smiling in tallgrass outside

Volunteers Make our Year

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

Wildlife Management

As the sun sets, two individuals look at the landscape with binoculars as two others look through a spotting scope

Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Draft Compatibility Determinations

The pink wattled head and neck of a wild turkey

Wild Facts About Wild Turkeys

A stream cutting through a beautiful forest, whose trees' leaves are orange, yellow, red and green

Wildlife Wonders

Fall for Autumn

A smiling group stands in a frozen salt marsh

Salt marsh is the keystone to coastal conservation

Tall green salt marsh grasses cover a level area, with a narrow channel filled with water in the foreground and a gray, cloudy sky above

Keystone initiative centers on salt marsh conservation

Lake Allen Patuxent Research Refuge

The Wildlife Refuges of I-95

a view over a lake of a mountain with trees in fall foliage and reflected in the water

Wildlife Wonders

A fall foliage tour of the Northeast

a silvery-blue butterfly with black margin wings sitting on green vegetation

Endangered Species Act

Karner blue butterfly recovery in New Hampshire

A large white-gray bird gull on an ocean beach with nine much smaller birds (sanderlings) next to it

Why I Took These Shots #9

a raised, wooden platform trail snakes through a mature forest

Wheelchair-accessible trails of the Northeast

A group of people stand smiling in tallgrass outside

Volunteers Make our Year

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

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