USFWS National Digital Library

- Rachel Carson
- FWS Employees (USFWS); conservationist
- Rachel Carson, 1944 - Author, editor and aquatic biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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- Biologist weighing brown bear
- Work of the Service; Wildlife management; Personnel; Employees (USFWS);
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employee weighs a captured brown bear. NOTE: Negative PF-1b at Alaska Resource Library and Information Services (ARLIS)
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- View of Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery, Utah
- Fishes Hatchery; Fisheries management; electronic
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- Biologist on board M/V Tiglax
- Birds; Marine birds; Coastal environments; Islands; work of the service; Transportation; Ships; Employees (USFWS)
- 2006; Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge (AMNWR);
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- M/V Tiglax, biologist work on board
- Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge; AMNWR; Birds; Marine birds; Coastal environments; Islands; Biology; work of the refuge
- 2006
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- Frederick Lincoln
- Refuge Centennial; NWR;
- Dr. Frederick C. Lincoln (1892 - 1960) remains a giant in birding circles, both because of his scientific skills and reputation and his ability to translate technical information into popular literature. A wildlife biologist who devoted his career...
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- WOE6 Workers at the Creston NFH, net trout into a tank truck for stocking
- Resource management; Fishes; Fisheries management; Fisheries management
- electronic; WOE6;
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- Ouray National Wildlife Refuge and NFH entrance sign
- Signs; Ouray National Wildlife Refuge; Ouray National Fishes Hatchery; Utah; entrance sign;electronic
- Nikon Coolpix 990 Digital Camera
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- FWS Employee tagging Loggerhead Turtle
- Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge;Florida; Endangered species; Reptiles;Resource management; beach; night
- FWS biologist tags an endangered Loggerhead Turtle. The Atlantic Loggerheads were listed as threatened on July 28, 1978. Their populations declined due to incidental capture in shrimp trawls, loss of habitat due to coastal development, artificial...
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- Carl Burger on the Kenai River
- Wildlife refuges; Fishes; Personnel; Work of the Service; Employees (USFWS)
- Carl Burger, fisheries biologist, listening to a signal emitted from a radio transmitter implanted in spawning salmon in the Kenai River. ARLIS
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- Employee of the Green Lake NFH in Maine move Atlantic Salmon Fry
- Fishes; Fisheries management; Resource management; Green Lake National Fishes Hatchery; Maine; electronic
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Green Lake National Fish Hatchery, Ellsworth, Maine (Hancock County) Nikon Coolpix990 digital camera (3.34 megapixels) with a SanDisk CompactFlash memory card, JPEG
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- FWS2122 Waterfowl Survey (1951)
- Historical; Waterfowl Survey; Traps; Nets; Cages; Banding; Canada
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- FWS3901 Waterfowl Survey (1957)
- Historical; Waterfowl Survey; Banding; Canada
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- FWS3904 Waterfowl Survey (1957)
- Historical; Waterfowl Survey; Canada; Banding;
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- Monitoring burned area
- Biologist monitors vegetation regrowth in a Prescribed burning area.
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- FWS Employee Bands Neotropical Migratory Bird
- Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge; Louisiana; Migratory birds Birds; Bird banding; neotropical migrant
- A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist bands a neotropical migratory bird at Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana. Some species of neotropical migrants, so named because they nest in North America and winter in the tropical...
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- FWS Biologist Sifting Sediments For Contaminant Analysis
- environmental issues;Employees (USFWS)
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- Young girls, parents, and volunteers,fishing at Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Recreation; Volunteers; Fishing;
- Image taken with: Nikon CoolPix990 digital camera; Youth
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- Rainbow Trout in Hand at Gechiak Creek
- Freshwater Fishes; Fishes; Fishes; Recreation; Sport Fishing; Wildlife refuges; Togiak National Wildlife Refuge; Togiak Gallery
- Wildlife Biologist Rob MacDonald holding Rainbow Trout. Resident fish such as the Rainbow Trout draw anglers from around the world to Southwest Alaska. Catch-and-release fishing is encouraged to conserve these fish and is required in some areas.
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- WOE78 Area Urban youth enjoy fishing opportunities provided by FWS at Patuxent Wildlife Research Refuge
- Recreation; Fishing; Environmental education;
- Photo taken with: Nikon CoolPix990 digital camera; Electronic Image; Cash Lake; WOE78
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