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Written by Ed Moulton, MNWR Maintenance Supervisor/Photo by Dan Streiffert At Malheur Refuge every spring and summer, water is diverted from the Donner und Blitzen River to irrigate meadows, ponds,
Written by Jeff Mackay, Refuge Manager/Photo by Alan Nyiri Hello Friends of Malheur Refuge. Although we only just said goodbye to 2021 what seems like only a few weeks ago,
In April of 2019 at age 71 I strapped on my first ever pair of hiking boots and John and I headed out for our first day of volunteering at
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo courtesy of Dominic Bachman Dominic Bachman is the new Fish Biologist at Malheur Refuge. He brings extensive and specific experience to the many issues facing aquatic habitats
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo courtesy of Travis Miller Travis Miller is the new Supervisory Ecologist at Malheur Refuge. Miller has spent many years working in eastern Oregon and most recently
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