By Rebecca Pickle/ Photo by Joseph Tomelleri A fish that is a tubular, silvery, flash in the river “torpedo” is known as the mountain whitefish (Prosopium williamsoni). The mountain whitefish
Written by Alexa Martinez/ Photo by pnwmussels.org Western ridged mussels (Gonidea angulate) are one of three native freshwater mussels that can be found in the Blitzen waters of Malheur National
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 Darrell Smith/ Photos by Darrell Smith My wife Lorna and I are career wildlife biologists and ecologists. We belong to Friends of Malheur and enjoy working as volunteers
Written by Alexa Martinez/Photos by Janelle Wicks Being located in the Great Basin, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has a variety of scaly reptiles that call the Refuge home; such as,
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