Written by Alexa Martinez, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Biologist/Photo of Windmill Pond by Doug Peterson Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has several methodologies for trying to find the best ways
Written by FOMR President Gary Ivey Grace is not just any trumpeter swan, she has quite the story to share! We are proud to announce that FOMR Vice Chair, Alice
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo by Peter Pearsall Perhaps you’ve seen a few of these butterflies recently, flitting about in your garden. Or perhaps you’ve seen hundreds, coursing along coastlines or
Written by Carey Goss, Refuge Specialist at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge/Photo by Carey Goss “There is nothing stronger than a heart of a volunteer.” I learned this when I began
Written by Carey Goss, Refuge Specialist at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge/Photo courtesy of USFWS This February, students all around Harney County had the opportunity to learn about shorebirds, gulls and
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