Written by Carey Goss/ Photos from FWS Archives & Dominic Bachman Water level fluctuations are characteristics of closed basins, and even today level of water can fluctuate dramatically from year
Written by Pavlina Slezak, GIS Intern, Ducks Unlimited Inc. In late June, members of the Ducks Unlimited GIS (Geographic Information Systems) team visited Malheur National Wildlife Refuge for the first
Written by Linda Craig/ Photos by Dan Streiffert Visitors to the Refuge during March through July couldn’t help but notice the hundreds of scurrying, little mammals that crowd under the
Written by Chris A Rusnak/ Photos by Chris A Rusnak As a self taught photographer I’ve always been addicted to landscape photography. Wanting to do more wildlife, I recently purchased my first
By Debby DeCarlo/ Photos by Dan Streiffert Volunteering at the Refuge is always a treat. I see plenty during the last two weeks of May and first week of June.
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