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Close up photo of the bark of a Ponderosa Pine tree

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Ponderosa Pine

A grove of aspen trees

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Aspen

Painting of white trumpeter swan flying out of the water. The swan’s wings are extended, and its head curved down. The background features a forest on the horizon with the pink, red, and orange hues of a sunset behind it.

Idaho Junior Duck Stamp Program

View of the administrative office of Kootenai NWR

Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Compatibility Determinations

A small brown bat with a silver band on its wing resting on a piece of bark with thin, frilly, silvery-green vegetation

First, find the bats

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Healthy Habitats

Land Management

Prescribed Fires Planned at Kootenai

Sandhill Cranes Nest for the First Time at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge

A beaver chews on a stick while sitting in a pond

Leave it to Beaver: Partners Collaborate on Beaver Dam Analog Project

Habitat conservation project delays waterfowl hunt on southern portion of Refuge

Cultivating Habitat for Pollinators and People

Fun Facts About Refuge Rivers and Trails

Close up photo of the bark of a Ponderosa Pine tree

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Ponderosa Pine

A grove of aspen trees

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Aspen

Painting of white trumpeter swan flying out of the water. The swan’s wings are extended, and its head curved down. The background features a forest on the horizon with the pink, red, and orange hues of a sunset behind it.

Idaho Junior Duck Stamp Program

View of the administrative office of Kootenai NWR

Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Compatibility Determinations

A small brown bat with a silver band on its wing resting on a piece of bark with thin, frilly, silvery-green vegetation

First, find the bats

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Healthy Habitats

Sandhill Cranes Nest for the First Time at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge

A beaver chews on a stick while sitting in a pond

Leave it to Beaver: Partners Collaborate on Beaver Dam Analog Project

Habitat conservation project delays waterfowl hunt on southern portion of Refuge

Cultivating Habitat for Pollinators and People

Fun Facts About Refuge Rivers and Trails

FWS Patrol Captain Kelly Knutson, a Federal Wildlife Officer, and a U.S. Forest Service agent stand next to patrol vehicles (one white truck and the other is tan) with there backs showing.

Federal Wildlife Officer’s Persistence Leads to Justice in Large Scale Timber Theft