Grazing the Refuge
Written by Edwin Sparks, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Habitat Ecologist/Photo by Janelle Wicks Cattle have grazed the meadows at Malheur Refuge at varying intensities since its inception in 1908. What
Written by Edwin Sparks, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Habitat Ecologist/Photo by Janelle Wicks Cattle have grazed the meadows at Malheur Refuge at varying intensities since its inception in 1908. What
Written by Alice Elshoff, FOMR Vice President; Photos by FOMR On Friday, Oct. 25, twelve amazing and stalwart Friends of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge (FOMR) volunteers gathered to get acquainted
Written by Teresa Wicks, Portland Audubon Society Eastern Oregon Field Coordinator/Photo by Tara Lemezis, Portland Audubon “and suddenly I sawthe heavensUnfastenedand open,Planets,palpitating plantations,shadow perforated,Riddledwith arrows, fire and flowers,the winding night,
Written by Carey Goss, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Specialist/Photos by USFWS On your next visit to Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, you can expect to be welcomed with new interpretation and
Written by Isabelle Fleuraud, FOMR Volunteer/Photo courtesy of Isabelle Fleuraud Five and a half years ago, my family unexpectedly moved to Harney County from Tucson, AZ. A year before that,
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