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- FWS Law Enforcement
- FWS Employees (USFWS); South Dakota; Sand Lake NWR
- SAND LAKE NWR HUNTING REGULATIONS. A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service law enforcement officer discusses hunting regulations with a hunter at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge in South Dakota. Hunters who abide by these laws ensure that opportunities...
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- Illegal activity on the refuge
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges;
- A FWS law enforcement officer inspects tires that were illegally dumped on the refuge.
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- Illegal activity on the refuge
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges;
- A FWS law enforcement officer inspects tires that were illegally dumped on the refuge.
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- Illegal activity on the refuge
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges;
- A FWS law enforcement officer inspects trash that was illegally dumped on the refuge.
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- International Wildlife Day
- International conservation; Law enforcement; Employees (USFWS); Education;
- Employees from the Washington Office got a chance to celebrate International Wildlife Day on Tuesday, learning about some of the work the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service does internationally. At the Law Enforcement table (in the photo), people...
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- WO3169 Confiscated Wildlife Products , JFK Airport
- Law enforcement;
- Confiscation; Wildlife Products;Airport
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- FWS Law Enforcement Checks Hunting License
- Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge; New Jersey; Law enforcement; Resource management
- GREAT SWAMP NWR LICENSE CHECK. A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official checks a hunter's license at Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in New Jersey. Hunting is permitted on more than half of the nation's national wildlife refuges.
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- Ground Breaking In Green Bay
- Ecological Services; Fisheries management Resource Office; Law enforcement; Natural Resources Damage Assessment;
- New building site for Green Bay Ecological Services, Fisheries Resource Office, Law Enforcement, and Natural Resources Damage Assessment.
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- Page 2
- Inspectors clear legal imports and exports, and stop shipments that violate the law. They make sure that wildlife imports and exports are accompanied by the required permits and licenses, and verify that the contents of shipments match the items...
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- Page 4
- 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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- Glossary
- 22 Glossary Species Status categories: at- risk species — species of plants and animals that are Federal candidate species and those that the Service has not identified as candidate species, but are facing threat( s) and are potential...
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- Officer Rachel York
- Law enforcement; Hunting; Wildlife refuges; Service patch; Uniforms; Logo;
- Law Enforcement Officer Rachel York speaks with a hunter at William L. Finely National Wildlife Refuge
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- Officer Rachel York
- Law enforcement; Logo; Employees (USFWS); Service patch; Uniforms; Wildlife refuges;
- Law enforcement officer Rachel York speaks into the microphone of her portable radio.
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- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers.
- Aquatic environments; Adults; Boating; Boats; Coastal environments; Coastal zone management; Emblems; Environments (Natural); Game wardens; Law enforcement; Management; Marine environments; Partnerships; Public access; Recreation; Recreation sites;...
- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers on patrol, protecting the waters.
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- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers.
- Aquatic environments; Adults; Boating; Boats; Coastal environments; Coastal zone management; Emblems; Environments (Natural); Game wardens; Law enforcement; Management; Marine environments; Partnerships; Public access; Recreation; Recreation sites;...
- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers on patrol, protecting the waters.
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- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers.
- Aquatic environments; Adults; Boating; Boats; Coastal environments; Coastal zone management; Emblems; Environments (Natural); Game wardens; Law enforcement; Management; Marine environments; Partnerships; Public access; Recreation; Recreation sites;...
- Bayou Sauvage Refuge officers working with Louisiana Wildlife officers on patrol, protecting the waters.
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- Confiscated Red Fox Skins
- Law enforcement; Confiscation; Skins;Wildlife Trade Products
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- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar
- Oil spills; Oil spills;
- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar greets U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Law Enforcement Officers.
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- Sea turtle nest relocation
- Oil spills; Employees (USFWS); Reptiles; Relocation;
- June 28, 2010: Sea turtle nest relocation on Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge. Law Enforcement Officer Mike Canada assisted with marking the new nest location. Photo by Bonnie Strawser, USFWS.
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- USFWS Employees Help Educate School Children
- Connecting people with nature; Youth; Work of the Service; Education; Education outreach; Wildlife refuges; Employees (USFWS); uniforms; service patch;
- USFWS refuge employee speaks with local law enforcement officer.
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