The historic Sodhouse Ranch cellar at Malheur Refuge has undergone its first phase of restoration. The intent is to maintain the historic building in its original state, using era-appropriate materials
Photos by Stewardship Volunteers Jon Brown, Dale Derouin, and Cindy Zalunardo To celebrate Public Lands Day, 14 stalwart volunteers met for a 3 day work party, which because they were so
Written by Dan Piquette/ Photos by Dan Piquette I‘ve been to the Malheur Refuge four times now, three in this last calendar year. I’m smitten. On my most recent visit
Written by Rebecca Pickle/ Cover Photo by Tim Lawes, OSU Ask anyone on refuge staff what Malheur Lake’s biggest problem is, and they’ll probably tell you it has a turbidity
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
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