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- sagebrush planting
- wildfire sagebrush planting rehabilitation Hanford National Wildlife Refuge Washington
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- sagebrush planting Hanford National Wildlife Refuge
- Fire rehabilitation
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- Talk to Students Planting TEST
- Birds; Camping;
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- Planting marsh grass
- Wildlife refuges; Habitat conservation;
- Terraces help reduce the impact of wind and waves in areas where marshland is threatened due to errosion.
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- Planting Cypress Tree
- Trees; Employees (USFWS); Wildlife refuges; uniforms; service patch;
- A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employee in the process of planting a cypress tree.
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- Schoolyard Habitat Project
- Children; Connecting people with nature; Environmental Education
- Children learn how to remove young trees from buckets for planting in their schoolyard
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- Schoolyard Habitat Project
- Connecting people with nature; children; trees; environmental education
- Children learn about planting trees
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- Schoolyard Habitat Project
- Biologists (USFWS); Children; Connecting people with nature; Environmental education; Work of the Service;
- USFWS Biologist instruct children on how to use tools for planting aquatic plants in their schoolyard wetland habitat area
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- Walmart volunteers planting trees
- Habitat restoration; Environmental quality; Volunteers;
- Several Walmart employee volunteers planting trees in the Missouri River floodplain's to re-establish original natural habitat.
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- Volunteers planting marsh grass
- Connecting people with nature; Habitat restoration; Plants; Volunteers;
- Volunteers enjoy their work planting marsh grass at Big Branch National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Volunteers planting marsh grass
- Connecting people with nature; Habitat restoration; Plants; Volunteers;
- Young man wades through the water on hands and knees while planting marsh grass at Big Branch National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Volunteers planting marsh grass
- Connecting people with nature; Habitat restoration; Plants; Volunteers;
- Young women ready the marsh plants for planting at Big Branch National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Planting grass to protect.
- Aquatic environments; Aquatic plants; Banks;
- A Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge employee plants grass to help build up the marshland.
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- Planting Shin Kee Tract
- Connecting people with nature; Children; Vegetation; Habitat restoration;
- Students planted native vegetation at Shin Kee, just outside of Stockton. As part of the restoration project, the students planted willows, buttonwillows and sedges along the banks and levees of the area.
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- Volunteers Planting Trees on the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife restoration; Wildlife refuges; Wildlife management; Habitat restoration; Trees; Volunteers;
- Volunteers plant trees in a field on the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge
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- Volunteers at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge
- Volunteers; Employees (USFWS); Habitat restoration; Trees; Wildlife refuges; Wildlife restoration; Wildlife management; uniforms; service patch;
- Volunteers get instruction from a USFWS employee before planting trees on the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Volunteers with USFWS Employee
- Wildlife restoration; Wildlife management; Wildlife refuges; Employees (USFWS); Volunteers; Trees; Habitat restoration; uniforms; service patch;
- Volunteers talk with a USFWS employee while planting trees on the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Wet pine savanna
- Trees; Habitat conservation; Wildlife refuges;
- Pine savannas are open, nearly treeless, fire-dependent plant communities dominated by well-developed ground cover and some low-growing shrubs with only scattered trees. The refuge is approx. 5216 acres pine savanna. The original presettlement...
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- Wet pine savanna
- Trees; Habitat conservation; Wildlife refuges;
- Pine savannas are open, nearly treeless, fire-dependent plant communities dominated by well-developed ground cover and some low-growing shrubs with only scattered trees. The refuge is approx. 5216 acres pine savanna. The original presettlement...
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- Wet pine savanna
- Trees; Habitat conservation; Wildlife refuges;
- Pine savannas are open, nearly treeless, fire-dependent plant communities dominated by well-developed ground cover and some low-growing shrubs with only scattered trees. The refuge is approx. 5216 acres pine savanna. The original presettlement...
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