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- Augering holes for explosives
- History; Maintenance; Wildlife refuges; Fishes; Employees (USFWS);
- Orlan E. Hall, maintanance man, augering hole for TNT charge to removes beaver dam to permit run of spawning grayling to ascend.
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- Work of the Service
- History; Wildlife refuges; Maintenance; Fishes; Dams;
- Beaver dam outside refuge boundary, before opening with TNT (dynamite) to permit run of spawning grayling to ascend - Actual preparation for removal of this dam
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- Work of the Service
- History; Wildlife refuges; Maintenance; Fishes; Dams;
- Beaver dam after opening with TNT to permit run of spawning grayling to ascend.
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- Work (Wildlife)
- History; Wildlife refuges; Agriculture;
- Larry Commissaris in experimental field showing 7 ft. Hydro Kaffir and smaller Darso 28.
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- Haying Fields
- History; Agriculture; Wildlife refuges;
- Haying operation on Wichita National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma. Maintenance men: Left to right, Melvin E. Roach, Joe Bill Lee, D.W. Jackson, J.T. Coody.
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- Cannon at Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at White River National Wildlife Refuge
- History; Refuges; Wildlife refuges;
- Civil War-era seacoast cannon at Civilian Conservation Corps (C.C.C.) Camp, White River National Wildlife Refuge, Arkansas. Cannon is placed on a brick pad, with a flag pole on the left.
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- Cave Habitat
- Wildlife refuges;
- Cave interior; waterway with arched ceiling and flowing water in channel.
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- Refuge desert habitat
- Wildlife Refuges;
- Mojave yucca to one side with desert behind.
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- Wetland Scenic at Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
- Refuges; Scenics; Wildlife Refuges;
- Sunrise at Lower Klamath Refuge. Mountains in background reflected on lake..
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- Laysan Albatross Close Up Head Shot
- Birds; Migratory birds; Wildlife Refuges;
- Extreme close up of the head of a Laysan albatross taken on Midway National Wildlife Refuge.
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- John Dingell and his hunting and fishing buddy Carl "Skeet" Reidel
- History; Hunting; Wildlife Refuges;
- John Dingell on left and his hunting and fishing buddy Carl Reidel. Dingell is the father
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- John Dingell at Pagosa Hot Spring, Colorado
- History; Recreation sites; Public policies; Wildlife restoration; Wildlife Refuges;
- This is a picture of John Dingell with the town of Pagosa Hot Spring, Colorado in the background. Dingell was the father of the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937.
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- Wildlife corridor
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Corridors;
- Worker in Montana inspects new wildlife crossing constructed to assist animal movement under a Montana highway during times of high water.
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