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News

four bats are nestled between wooden rafters

History and Culture

Wings, Whiskers, and Webs

A bull moose standing

Wildlife Wonders

From Northern Nomads to Refuge Royalty

A disabled hunt blind at Kootenai NWR

Kootenai NWR Managed Waterfowl Hunt Units Open During Regular Season

Drake redhead duck flapping its wings

Migratory Species

Meet the Redhead Duck

A small sparrow with a white throat, brown cap, and black line through its eye perches on a pine tree branch with a blurry green forest background.

Managing for Wildlife and People at Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge

Heavy equipment on a dirt landscape with green vegetation and blue skies above

Habitat Restoration

Final Environmental Assessment for the Kootenai Floodplain Reconnection Project

A duck wing identification program as part of an outreach event

The Inland Northwest Refuges are Community Assets at the Spokane Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show

A gravel road leading into a wetland

Land Management

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service seeks public comment on Draft Compatibility Determination for Right-of-Way permit for Riverside Road

Close up of a chocolate lab and hunter both looking up while in a waterfowl hunting blind.

Temporary Hunt Blind Available for Waterfowl Hunters

Six Amazing Places for Fall Birding

male redhead duck with wings spread

Damaged Water Pump Temporarily Affecting Waterfowl Hunt

Migratory Species

Hummingbirds of North America

Land Management

Prescribed Fires Planned at Kootenai

four bats are nestled between wooden rafters

History and Culture

Wings, Whiskers, and Webs

A bull moose standing

Wildlife Wonders

From Northern Nomads to Refuge Royalty

A disabled hunt blind at Kootenai NWR

Kootenai NWR Managed Waterfowl Hunt Units Open During Regular Season

Drake redhead duck flapping its wings

Migratory Species

Meet the Redhead Duck

A small sparrow with a white throat, brown cap, and black line through its eye perches on a pine tree branch with a blurry green forest background.

Managing for Wildlife and People at Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge

Heavy equipment on a dirt landscape with green vegetation and blue skies above

Habitat Restoration

Final Environmental Assessment for the Kootenai Floodplain Reconnection Project

A duck wing identification program as part of an outreach event

The Inland Northwest Refuges are Community Assets at the Spokane Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show

A gravel road leading into a wetland

Land Management

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service seeks public comment on Draft Compatibility Determination for Right-of-Way permit for Riverside Road

Close up of a chocolate lab and hunter both looking up while in a waterfowl hunting blind.

Temporary Hunt Blind Available for Waterfowl Hunters

Six Amazing Places for Fall Birding

male redhead duck with wings spread

Damaged Water Pump Temporarily Affecting Waterfowl Hunt

Migratory Species

Hummingbirds of North America