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- What benefits do inspectors earn? Wildlife inspectors enjoy all the benefits of Federal employment, including a generous retirement plan with substantial investment opportunities. Inspectors earn 13 to 26 days of annual leave each year depending on...
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- WOE196 Counting Laysan Albatross Nest
- Marine birds; Marine birds; Monitoring; Sampling; Surveying; Wildlife management
- ELECTRONIC IMAGE ONLY (no slide/print available); Sand Island; WOE196; Roy Lowe;
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- NCTC Students Disecting Ducks
- Birds; Contaminants; Education;Training; Waterfowl;
- Two conservation students disecting ducks to check for contaminant effects on internal organs in "Environmental Contaminats Field and Laboratory Techniques" class (ECS3101). For more information about the National Conservation Training...
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- Entry Building at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC)
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Education; Training;
- View from across a field of dried grasses of the Entry Building at the National Conservation Training Center.
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- Main Entry building at National Conservation Training Center (NCTC)
- Buildings, facilities and structures; Education; Training;
- View of the Main Entry building from across green grass field at the National Conservation Training Center.
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- Private Stewardship Grants
- 19 Private Stewardship Grants What are the benefits? For the landowner: Allows private landowners to submit project proposals directly to the Fish and Wildlife Service and offers a low cost- share ratio to assist landowners in...
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- White-tailed deer
- Mammals; Wildlife;
- Deer in lower left corner of image, in field of Teasel (Dipsacus sylvestris). Resource links: http://www.fws.gov/bisonrange/nbr/
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- Field Development
- Agriculture;History; Wildlife refuges;
- Duncan Development - After treatment (See FWS 3152 for Before treatment photo) Land was cleaned, plowed & planted with grain.
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- Work (Wildlife)
- History; Wildlife refuges; Agriculture;
- Biologist Ray Fleetwood in experimental field. Note the height differences & head of shantung (on right) and Hydro Kaffir (on left).
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- Field Development
- History; Wildlife refuges; Agriculture;
- View of Unit 1 taken from the south showing alternate plots of forage and row crops.
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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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- Fish and Wildlife Service employee
- Aquatic animals; Employees (USFWS); Environmental quality; Fishes; Refuges; Wildlife refuges;
- Fish and Wildlife Service employee in the field, in dry area with remains of large fish.
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- Illegal Wildlife Trade
- Law enforcement; History;
- "A Game Agent operating incognio under guise of a mammalogist from Field's Museum while investigating purported smuggling of quail from Mexico. A day's catch from a Webb County, Tex. trap line. 1-23-37"
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- Teacher taking notes in the field
- Bird banding; Perching birds; Statistics;
- Teacher taking notes on bird caught for banding; image taken during National Conservation Training Center course OUT8163 Connecting People to Nature Through Birds.
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