Written by Edwin Sparks, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Habitat Ecologist/Photo by Edwin Sparks During the last week of June, most of the Malheur Refuge biology staff traveled to southeast Idaho
Written by Robert Steelquist/Photo by Robert Steelquist It is too dark for pictures. The western light has simply faded without a hint of color in a progression of grays fading
Written by James Pearson, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Fish Biologist/Aerial photo of Malheur Lake by Peter Pearsall My name is James Pearson and I am the new Fish Biologist at
Written by Alexa Martinez, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Biologist/Photo of pallid bat by Peter Pearsall As temperatures begin to rise at Malheur NWR, a diversity of critters come out
Written by Teresa Wicks, Portland Audubon Society Eastern Oregon Field Coordinator/Photo by Teresa Wicks One of my favorite things about Riparian Surveys on Malheur National Wildlife Refuge are the Eastern
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