Jul 17, 2011
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge near Olympia restores saltwater marsh, builds viewing boardwalk
Cottontail rabbit gets a hand at Rachel Carson NWR
Honey Prairie Fire has little swamp left to burn
‘Workamping’ gives outdoors enthusiasts seasonal jobs at parks and refuges
Refuge Ramble aims to get people of all ages out to explore nature
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Jul 10, 2011
Revised wilderness plan for Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge draws 25,000 comments
Okefenokee NWR Fire Still Growing
Florida panther faces new danger: Its growing fearlessness
US Fish and Wildlife Service proposes more hunting in wildlife refuges
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Jun 08, 2011
Coast Guard Investigating Oily Substance near Breton NWR
Lightning starts 2 new fires in Okefenokee
Cauliflower Coral Spawning Documented for First Time
Former refuge biologist returns as deputy refuge manager
Canadians acquire thousands of Alaska acres for rare earth minerals development near Kanuti NWR
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May 26, 2011
Alligator River NWR Fire Now 65% Contained
Sec. Salazar Announces Plan to Spend $350,000 Connecting Metro Refuges to Rocky Mountain National Park
Potomac River NWR Law Enforcement Officer Honored for Saving DC-Area Woman
Videos of Okefenokee NWR Fire
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May 13, 2011
Okefenokee NWR Fire Grows To 171 Sq. Miles
Gulf Coast Oil Spill Duck Assessment Lacked Leadership & Coherent Planning
Eaglets poke their heads from nest at Montezuma refuge for all to admire
Marin wildlife group blasts plan to kill non-native mice on Farallon Islands
Crane Chicks Hatch at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
Hidden cameras to spy on nesting sea turtles [...]
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May 05, 2011
Green means go for new refuge Visitor Center at Necedah
Okefenokee fire still growing, but no threat to structures
New Sonoran pronghorn herds OK’d for Kofa NWR
Wildlife refuge lives up to its name for birds
Preservationists Fear For Egmont Key’s Future
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Apr 27, 2011
Discover America’s best kept secrets
Boulder, Jefferson commissioners OK open space and parkway pact
Refuge visitors have fun learning about environmental awareness during Earth Day
Herrera says ‘defund Willapa dike removal’ at Willapa NWR
Losing, But Slowly, In Struggle To Fight Back The Sea
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Apr 11, 2011
New ways to go wild: Port Louisa Natl. Wildlife Refuge adds new features
Santa Ana wildlife refuge still growing back from Alex flooding
Wildlife habitat benefits from huge Sierra snowpack
Different Drummers: Educating others about wildlife becomes second career for Upper Township man
Migratory birds return to Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
Winthrop University lends helping hand to Santee National Wildlife [...]
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Apr 05, 2011
Mountain lion documented at Laguna Atascosa NWR
USS Frank Cable, Guam National Wildlife Refuge Celebrate Trail Opening FRIDAY
Feds frustrated by hungry elk on Baca refuge
Swan’s long run at Turnbull Refuge ends on high note
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Apr 01, 2011
A VP Interview with David Payer of ANWR
Bitter Lake refuge, Bottomless Lakes park earn recognition as important wetlands
Lawmaker proposes cutting Florida funding for Egmont Key
Research at Lake Alice NWR has shown high duck nesting success
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Mar 21, 2011
Few ever see a wild Florida panther, but a photographer scores a trifecta
6th Grade Goes on a Wildlife Trip
Navy Base Becomes Wildlife Preserve
Trinity River Refuge Headquarters Ground Breaking Event Friday
On a mission to restore the Louisiana bayou
Column: PSE&G Wants Another Power Line Upgrade; Now’s The Time To Ask Questions
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Mar 15, 2011
Oldest Albatross Survives Tsunami Damage to Midway Atoll
Making Tracks: Florida Panther Week Kicks Off
Where the wild things are: Chicago’s backyard national refuge
Stockton Teams Up With Forsythe to Train Naturalists
Is The Florida Panther Up Next For Extinction?
US Fish and Wildlife Service approves 15-year conservation plan for W.Va. wildlife refuge
Sea-Level Rise Already Affects Wildlife
Posted in Endangered Species, Refuge News Briefs by: RefugeWatch
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