USFWS National Digital Library

- Illegal alien activity
- Law enforcement; Uniforms; Wildlife refuges;
- Refuge officer walks a path created by illegal aliens entering the country through refuge lands.
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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.
- Images
- Illegal activity on the refuge
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges;
- A FWS law enforcement officer inspects tires that were illegally dumped on the refuge.
- Images
- Illegal activity on the refuge
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges;
- A FWS law enforcement officer inspects trash that was illegally dumped on the refuge.
- Images
- Refuge Officer and Visitor
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service; Uniforms; Service patch;
- A Refuge officer discusses a brochure with a visitor.
- Images
- Refuge Officer and Visitor
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service; Uniforms; Service patch;
- A Refuge officer speaks with a visitor.
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- Refuge Officer
- Law enforcement; Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service; Vehicles; Uniforms; Service patch;
- Refuge officer stands by his vehicle.
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- Walrus tusk
- Law enforcement; Work of the Service;
- Service investigation of illegal trafficking in walrus ivory ....
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- Officer Rachel York
- Law enforcement; Work of the Service; Waterfowl; Uniforms; Service patch;
- Rachel York handles an injured swan.
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- Law Enforcement
- refuge centennial; History; Law enforcement
- While the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has primary responsibility for law enforcement activities on National Wildlife Refuges, Service agents frequently assist state fish and wildlife agencies in the enforcement of waterfowl hunting regulations...
- Images
- Manatee Bones
- Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service; Law enforcement; Endangered species; history; uniforms; service patch;
- A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officer holds up manatee bones.
- Images
- Holger Larsen Sealing Beaver Skins
- Work of Service; Law enforcement; Personnel; Alaska
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Enforcement Agent Holger S. Larsen sealing beaver skins. Over 1300 beaver skins sealed in this operation.
- Images