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,
Written by Alexa Martinez, MNWR Wildlife Biologist Pallid bats are one of the twelve species of bats found at Malheur NWR. Known for their distinct appearance with large ears and
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