Technician Luke’s Field Notes Pt 1
In the last week it has felt great to get past the first week jitters and start to really settle into my routine. Starting any new job is scary...
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In the last week it has felt great to get past the first week jitters and start to really settle into my routine. Starting any new job is scary...
Overall, May was a month of getting oriented, building systems, and helping several stewardship projects move from planning into action.
Over the course of the day, the tour reminded FOMR board members that sustaining Malheur’s wildlife and diversity of ecosystems is both complex and deeply collaborative.
You can see proposed changes to refuge-specific regulations and submit comments at Federal Register: National Wildlife Refuge System; 2026-2027 Station-Specific Hunting and Sport Fishing Regulations.
After 30-plus years, Dunn Dam was showing its age. It didn't have adequate fish passage around it, and it was a safety hazard. We gradually had to stop using...
As we all know, Sodhouse Spring became a part of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and in the 1930s the government set out to develop a headquarters complex on the...
Sharing is caring! 📸 of a burrowing owl parent feeding a vole to its young by Bill Allard #burrowingowl #oregondesert #MalheurNationalWildlifeRefuge #friendsofmalheur
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A moody shot of the old fire tower at P Ranch, a favored roost for turkey vultures throughout the summer. 📸: Goldhara McKay #turkeyvulture #oregondesert #MalheurNationalWildlifeRefuge #friendsofmalheur
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