

Refuge in Transition
Written by Suzanne Simons/ Photo by Dan Streiffert Flocks of birds and people disappear overnight. Tundra swans, snow geese, birders, volunteers. It’s disorienting. Squawking, raucous
Written by Suzanne Simons/ Photo by Dan Streiffert Flocks of birds and people disappear overnight. Tundra swans, snow geese, birders, volunteers. It’s disorienting. Squawking, raucous
Life & Light By Alice Elshoff Remember that line from the Emily Dickenson poem, “There is a certain slant of light on winter afternoons” Well,
By Julie Burchstead Cover: Avocets and Yellow-headed Blackbird in Marshall Pond by Julie Burchstead As a girl, growing up in NW Oregon, curious about all
By Michele Wolski/ Photo by Alan Nyiri I had only vague memories of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge dating back 40 years when I committed to
By Eileen Loerch I have been coming to Malheur NWR since the late 1970’s. It drew me and my husband. We came every year, then,
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