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From report Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge Field Season Summary, 2016

The staff at Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge has a successful nesting season in 2016. Check out the field season summary to get all of the details on the final nesting numbers!
From report Milkweed for Monarchs

Look at the pretty butterfly
From report Menge Creek Fish Passage Restoration

Menge Creek located in the State of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, is a high quality cold water trout stream that flows north into Lake Superior’s Keweenaw Bay. The undersized and perched culverts were replaced with a clear span bridge and this on-the-ground action has made available over 8 miles of stream habitat for native fish.
From report Smallmouth Bass Broodstock Collection at Genoa

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From report How We Have Been Taking the Visitor Center to the Trails
How Assabet River took the Visitor Center to the trails

How Assabet River took the Visitor Center to the trails
From report PACIFIC SOUTHWEST REGION: California Condors Rediscover Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
California Condors Rediscover Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge

California Condors Rediscover Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
From report BITTER CREEK NWR: Botanical Walk and the Discovery of a New Population of Federally Endangered Kern Mallow (Eremalche parryi subsp. kernensis)
New population of the endangered Kern Mallow discovered at Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Kern County.

New population of the endangered Kern Mallow (Eremalche parryi subsp. kernensis) discovered at Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Kern County.
From report HOPPER MOUNTAIN NWRC:  After Nearly Six Months Flying Free, Condor AC-4 Completes Health Check With Low Lead Level

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From report Two for One Out East

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From report Tomah VA Fishing Day

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