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A firefighter dressed in Nomex protective clothing and hard hat, smiles and leans on their tool. Behind them is a lake and tall evergreen trees. The sky is hazy with smoke.

Remembering Brian Wolgamott

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Eagles Across America

Bighorn sheep block cars on the road at National Elk Refuge in Wyoming.

Great Drives on National Wildlife Refuges

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Lower Klamath and Tule Lake Refuges Announce 2022-23 Hunt Season Closure

A firefighter dressed in Nomex protective clothing and hard hat, smiles and leans on their tool. Behind them is a lake and tall evergreen trees. The sky is hazy with smoke.

Remembering Brian Wolgamott

Two bald eagles perched along a nest

Wildlife Wonders

Eagles Across America

Bighorn sheep block cars on the road at National Elk Refuge in Wyoming.

Great Drives on National Wildlife Refuges

Large numbers of snow geese fly out at sunrise into an orange sky reflected in the water below at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico.

Wildlife Wonders

Bird Festival Planner

Two large brown antlered deer charge one another and butt heads

Wildlife Wonders

Two men in uniform smiling in an outdoor setting

El legado de una familia en la conservación

A woman cross-country skiing on a snow-covered trail with directional signs in the foreground and forest in the background

A Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Children painting in a viewing blind at Discovery Marsh at Tule Lake NWR

For Parents and Educators

Education Programs

Three sandhill crane in flight

Science and Technology

Conserving at Flyway Scales

Camp Tule Lake Looking West

History and Culture

Female Firefighter Lighting Marsh Fuels on Lower Klamath NWR

Land Management

Klamath Basin Fire Management Zone

Two men in uniform smiling in an outdoor setting

A family legacy of conservation

Pagination

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