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- Marsh burn at Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge 2005.
- Fire
- Sun sets at fire continues burning off tule reeds during prescribed burn on Tule marsh. http://www.fws.gov/klamathbasinrefuges/fire
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- New Office and Visitor Center
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Wildlife refuges;
- Construction continues on the new office and visitor center
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- New Office and Visitor Center
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Wildlife refuges;
- Construction continues on the new office and visitor center
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- New Office and Visitor Center
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Wildlife refuges;
- Construction continues on the new office and visitor center
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- New Office and Visitor Center
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Wildlife refuges;
- Construction continues on the new office and visitor center
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- Rush darter
- Freshwater fishes; Endangered species;
- The rush darter is only found in the Tombigbee-Black Warrior drainage in Alabama. It continues to have a presence in three watersheds: the Turkey Creek watershed (Jefferson County); the Clear Creek watershed (Winston County); and the Cove Creek...
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- Work Progress Administration Employees Marking Boundary on a Midwestern Refuge
- History;
- Three Works Progress Administration employees pause and pose in the bottomland of Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge as survey work and the placement of boundary markers continues along the 264-mile Federal refuge. The WPA...
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- New Carissa - ATV in forefront
- New Carissa; Oil spills; Oregon coast
- The grounded freighter New Carissa is broken in half as smoke and fire continues to burn. Navy demolition experts set the fire to burn the fuel which caused the ship to break into two off the Oregon coast (near Coos Bay).
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- New Carissa - media at scene
- New Carissa; Oil spills; Oregon coast
- The grounded freighter New Carissa is broken in half as smoke and fire continues to burn. Navy demolition experts set the fire to burn the fuel which caused the ship to break into two off the Oregon coast (near Coos Bay).
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- New Carissa - burning ship 2
- New Carissa; Oil spills; Oregon coast
- The grounded freighter New Carissa is broken in half as smoke and fire continues to burn. Navy demolition experts set the fire to burn the fuel which caused the ship to break into two off the Oregon coast (near Coos Bay).
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- New Carissa - aft of ship
- New Carissa; Oil spills; Oregon coast
- The grounded freighter New Carissa is broken in half as smoke and fire continues to burn. Navy demolition experts set the fire to burn the fuel which caused the ship to break into two off the Oregon coast (near Coos Bay).
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- New Carissa - burning ship 1
- New Carissa; Oil spills; Oregon coast
- The grounded freighter New Carissa is broken in half as smoke and fire continues to burn. Navy demolition experts set the fire to burn the fuel which caused the ship to break into two off the Oregon coast (near Coos Bay).
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- President Theodore Roosevelt
- refuge centennial; History;
- Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) continues to cast a long and profound shadow in American conservation circles, and nowhere more significant than among the men and women of the National Wildlife Refuge System, where he has become something of a...
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- White-haired Goldenrod
- Flowering plants; Plants; Endangered species;
- This yellow flower is threatened. The primary threat to the survival of white-haired goldenrod is the many visitors to rockshelters in the Red River Gorge area each year. In 1989, approximately 260,000 people visited the Red River Gorge Geological...
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