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    • Fuel break separates Jamacha fire from community

    • Fuel break separates Jamacha fire from community

    • Fire management; Urban environments; Wildlife refuges;

    • The fuel break maintained by the US Fish & Wildlife Service is easily seen between the burned area and the community. One home with wood shingle roofing was damaged by air-borne fire embers. The home was saved by the firefighters but the other...
    • FWS Employee Displays Large Old Growth Tree

    • FWS Employee Displays Large Old Growth Tree

    • Ohio River NWR; West Virginia; timber; Forests preservation; Resource management

    • Northeastern refuges include wetland, upland, and coastal habitats that are managed to benefit wildlife species. For example, the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge in West Virginia harbors virgin sycamores and silver maple woods, home...
    • FWS Employees Check Alligator

    • FWS Employees Check Alligator

    • Florida Panther NWR; Florida; Endangered species; Reptiles; FWS Employees (USFWS); Resource management

    • Although it was established to protect the endangered Florida Panther, many plants and animals inhabit the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. Protecting the ecosystem that the Florida Panther calls home requires Service employees to...
    • Galena from the Yukon River

    • Galena from the Yukon River

    • Villages; Rivers and streams; Wildlife refuges; Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge; Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge

    • Galena, although not within Refuge boundaries, is home to the Koyukuk and Nowitna Refuge offices.
    • Huslia Log Home

    • Huslia Log Home

    • Villages; Wildlife refuges; Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge

    • Huslia is located on the north bank of the Koyukuk River, about 75 miles northwest of Galena and 290 air miles west of Fairbanks.
    • Kotzebue

    • Kotzebue

    • Villages; Villagess; Aerial photography photography; Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge; ARLIS; Alaska

    • Winter aerial photo of the village of Kotzebue. Although not within the Selawik NWR boundary, Kotzebue is home of the Selawik NWR office.
    • Kotzebue

    • Kotzebue

    • Villages; Villagess; Aerial photography photography; Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge; ARLIS; Alaska

    • Aerial view of Kotzebue, Alaska. Although not within the Selawik NWR boundary, Kotzebue is home of the Selawik NWR office.
    • Kotzebue Buildings

    • Kotzebue Buildings

    • Villages; Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge

    • Although not within the Selawik NWR boundary, Kotzebue is home of the Selawik NWR office.
    • Kotzebue Children

    • Kotzebue Children

    • History; Villages; Children; Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge; Native Americans; ARLIS; Alaska

    • "The Pribilof Report 1949" Children standing by Native Alaskan homes in Kotzebue. Although not within the Selawik NWR boundary, Kotzebue is home of the Selawik NWR office.
    • Kotzebue Waterfront

    • Kotzebue Waterfront

    • Villages; Wildlife refuges; Selawik National Wildlife Refuge

    • Although not within the Selawik NWR boundary, Kotzebue is home of the Selawik NWR office.
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