USFWS National Digital Library

- Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife refuges;
- A body of water is pictured at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Aquatic environment
- Wildlife refuges;
- Aquatic areas of the refuge
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- Aquatic environment
- Wildlife refuges;
- Aquatic areas of the refuge
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- Aquatic environment
- Wildlife refuges;
- Aquatic areas of the refuge
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- Aquatic environment
- Wildlife refuges;
- Aquatic areas of the refuge
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- Aquatic environment
- Wildlife refuges;
- Aquatic areas of the refuge
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- Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge, Hawaii
- Wildlife refuges;Forests
- Hakalau Forest NWR, Hilo, Hawaii: "Hakalau" means "many perches" in the native Hawaiian language, and it is an apt name for this refuge, which boasts dense tangles of forest and tropical birds and plants found nowhere else. A...
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- Building duck wing terraces
- Wildlife refuges; Habitat conservation;
- Terraces help reduce the impact of wind and waves in areas where marshland is threatened due to erosion.
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- Checkerboard terraces
- 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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- Duck wing terraces
- 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 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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- Native wire grass
- Wildlife refuges; Habitat restoration; Grasses; Employees (USFWS);
- An integral part of the habitat restoration process, native wire grass was planted in a newly thinned pine forest.
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- Native wire grass
- Wildlife refuges; Habitat restoration; Grasses;
- An integral part of the habitat restoration process, native wire grass was planted in a newly thinned pine forest.
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- Native wire grass
- Wildlife refuges; Habitat restoration; Grasses;
- An integral part of the habitat restoration process, native wire grass was planted in a newly thinned pine forest.
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- Arctic village
- Wildlife refuges; Historic sites; History;
- Summer scene of arctic village. Log houses and buildings and a person riding a 3-wheeler. Arctic village is located on the East Fork of the Chandalar River. ARLIS;ANWR; Brooks Range;
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- Discover nature's best hunting and fishing: the National Wildlife Refuge System.
- Wildlife refuges; Hunting; Fishing; Recreation; Recreation sites;
- Original format fact sheet
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- Clarence Rhode Beaching Plane
- Wildlife refuges; Innoko National Wildlife Refuge; Innoko River; Aircraft; Work of Service; Personnel; ARLIS; Alaska
- Clarence Rhode beaching U.S. Fish and Wildlife service airplane at Shageluk, Alaska.
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- Scenic View of River Bank in Summer
- Wildlife refuges; Innoko National Wildlife Refuge; Scenics; River; Alaska
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- Wetlands in Innoko Refuge
- Wildlife refuges; Innoko National Wildlife Refuge; Scenics; Rivers and streams; Wetlands; Habitat; Landscapes; Alaska
- Aerial view of Refuge.
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- FWS Crew Members on Riverbank
- Wildlife refuges; Innoko National Wildlife Refuge; Work of the Service; Alaska
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