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Land, Water, and Air: Working at the intersection between migratory flyways, land management, and bird conservation
Land, Water, and Air: Working at the intersection between migratory flyways, land management, and bird conservation
As wetlands across the west diminish in size and temporal availability, partnerships between conservation groups, biologists, and public and private land managers become increasingly important. Bird Alliance of Oregon’s work in the Harney Basin extends back to the early 1900s with the founding of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
