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- Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife refuges;
- Lovely scenic from Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
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- Fence posts
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Wildlife refuges;
- Fence posts found at Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
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- Elk Released on Afognak
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; Species; Animals; ARLIS; Alaska
- Afognak Island, Kodiak, Alaska. "Elk released on Afognak Island, March 1929." Negatives donated by Charles Madsen.
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- Elk Released on Afognak Island, Kodiak
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; Species; Animals; ARLIS; Alaska
- Negative donated by Charles Madsen. Elk released on Afognak Island, March 1929.
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- Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
- wildlife; observation; Wetlands; disabled; handicap; Georgia
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- Kings Pool on Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
- Scenics; Ponds; Wildlife refuges;
- Previously known as "Point of Rocks Springs," Kings Pool was named after Charles King who lived in a stone house near the spring. Historical records credit him with being the first to bring a herd of cattle to Ash Meadows. In the 1960's,...
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- White River Boardwalk Trail
- Floods; Natural disasters; Wildlife refuges;
- This boardwalk was built at 30 feet flood stage. As of this date, the flood stage was at 34 feet. Photo taken between May 3 and May 6th of the boardwalk trail at White River National Wildlife Refuge in St. Charles, Arkansas
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- White River Bridge
- Floods; Natural disasters; Wildlife refuges;
- This photo was taken atop a bridge at White River National Wildlife Refuge in St. Charles, Arkansas. White River was 95% flooded as of this posting date (May 31, 2011.)
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- White River Boardwalk Trail 2
- Floods; Natural disasters; Wildlife refuges;
- This boardwalk was built at 30 feet flood stage. As of this date, the flood stage was at 34 feet. Photo taken between May 3 and May 6th 2011, of the boardwalk trail at White River National Wildlife Refuge in St. Charles, Arkansas.
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- White River Boardwalk Trail 3
- Floods; Natural disasters; Wildlife refuges;
- This boardwalk was built at 30 feet flood stage. As of this date, the flood stage was at 34 feet. Photo taken between May 3 and May 6th 2011, of the boardwalk trail at White River National Wildlife Refuge in St. Charles, Arkansas.
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Waterfowl
- Double-crested cormorant near water
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Birds
- double-crested cormorant colony
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Birds
- Double-crested cormorants in flight
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Birds
- Double-crested cormorant colony
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Birds
- Double-crested cormorants near water
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- Double-crested cormorants
- Endangered species; International conservation; Wildlife management;Birds
- Double-crested cormorant chicks
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- Tundra Damage Northwest of Prudhoe Bay
- Trans-Alaska Pipeline; TAPS; environmental impact; ARLIS; Alaska
- One pass in summer with a tracked vehicle.
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- Frank Glaser in Kotzebue
- Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters; fishing; Personnel; ARLIS; Alaska
- "FWS agent Frank Glaser with two sheefish caught thru the ice by Eskimos at Kotzebue in December, 1952. The larger fish weighed 40 lbs., 50" long, 27" girth. The smaller weighed 30 lbs., 48" long, 22" girth. This is a...
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- r6-mt-cmr-burnout on wildfire
- Fire; wildfire; burnout; firing operations; Forestss
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- John Buckley Discusses Musk Ox
- Work of Service; Animals; Mammals; ARLIS; Alaska
- SFC Arthur Chunter, Capt. Issac P. Adams, Warren Tilman, M/Sgt. Leroy H. Carter, Lt. Robert Rowell look on as Dr. John Buckley discusses the habits and characteristics of the musk ox.
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