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- Yellow Rail Prairie Wildfire - Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge
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- Engine 2063 on the Yellow Rail Prairie wildfire, which occurred in August 2003 on Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Texas.
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- Volunteers take on boardwalk.
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- A group of three volunteers have fun creating the new boardwalk for Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Volunteers help with banding Snow geese.
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- Volunteers and Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge employees band Snow geese.
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- Volunteer participates in habitat restoration project
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- Volunteer participates in a restoration effort.
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- Tree planted. Feet planted!
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- A young boy helps his sister, mother and the Girl Scouts plant trees on the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge.
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- This tree is firmly planted.
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- Two young boys assist a Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge employee plant a tree after hurricane Ike.
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- This is going to fit perfectly!
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- Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge employees rebuild a wall to help ensure a more pleasant experience for refuge visitors.
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- This is FUN!
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- A Girl Scout volunteer shows her pride in planting this tree, after hurricane Ike.
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- This is a great spot for this plant!
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- Volunteers help replant a butterfly garden after hurricane Ike.
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- That looks great!
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- Volunteers enjoy planting trees on the refuge after hurricane Ike.
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- Smiling faces making happy places.
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- Two girl scouts enjoying the opportunity to make a difference by planting trees after hurricane Ike.
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- Replanting on the refuge.
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- Girl Scouts help employees replant trees in hurrikane Ike's wake.
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- Replanting for the butterflies.
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- Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge employee helps volunteers to replant the butterfly garden after hurricane Ike.
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- Refuge volunteers assist with reforestation
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- Volunteers help to plant trees at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, after hurricane Ike.
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- Prescribed burn at Texas refuge
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- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service firefighter Matt Whitbeck wields a drip torch during a prairie restoration burn in 2000 at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Texas.
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- Planting grass, restoring coastline.
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- Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge and volunteers replant grass to help restore the coastline.
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- Now that's level!
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- Anahuac Narional Wildlife Refuge employee rebuilding the wall and taking pride in a job well done.
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- Nap time.
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- This alligator appears to be sleeping, but they are always aware of their surroundings.
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- More hurricane Ike damage.
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- This truck and building sustained damage from the force of hurricane Ike.
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- Michele & lulu roll up fence.
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- Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge employee, watches as a young lady roll up fencing.
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