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Service employee with spawning equipment-3

Biologist viewing formation at Madison Saltpeter Cave

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Collaboration

Poster Session

education science

Bald eagle

Counting Aleutian shield ferns

biologist plants

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-1

new york fishery

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-2

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FWS biologist holds a purple bankclimber freshwater mussel-1

Alligator gar-1

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-2

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USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to move Lake sturgeon-3

new york fishery

FWS biologist holds a purple bankclimber freshwater mussel-1

Alligator gar-1

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-1

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Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center laboratory-1

Environmental education at Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery facility-2

Service employee with spawning equipment

Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery building

USFWS Fisheries worker prepares to operate on Lake sturgeon-1

new york fishery

Salmon egg-taking and rearing station-3

Alligator gar-4

Woman scientist

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Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center scientists

Timed sample of a long-term monitoring grid on the Cacapon River

USFWS employee holds Monarch butterfly

wildflower insects

Columbia River scenic

Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center laboratory fish sampling

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center

Child and FWS biologist with monarch butterfly

Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles

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Alligator gar-1

Employees using a PIT tag reader in a small stream

Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center laboratory-1

USFWS Fisheries worker prepares to operate on Lake sturgeon-4

new york fishery

Salmon egg-taking and rearing station-11

FWS biologist holds a purple bankclimber freshwater mussel-3

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-4

new york fishery

Service employees with incubation trays-2

Scientists at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center

Service scientist conducts ELISA tests-2

Service employees with incubation trays-1

Western tiger swallowtail

butterfly insects

Town Hall

education science

Speckled Kingsnake

wildlife animals

(UAZ) AB.1.1031 Tschulok

historical history

Environmental education at Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery facility-3

Service scientist conducts ELISA tests-1

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-2

new york fishery

Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery-1

Service employee milking a male Chinook salmon

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon

FWS biologist holds a purple bankclimber freshwater mussel-3

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to move Lake sturgeon-2

new york fishery

Service scientist conducts ELISA tests-1

Salmon egg-taking and rearing station-2

Salmon egg-taking and rearing station

USFWS Fisheries worker prepares to operate on Lake sturgeon-5

new york fishery

Alligator gar-2

Poster session

education science

Mules help biologists travel into the wilderness for a Paiute cutthroat trout reintroduction

California red-legged frog

amphibian animals

Bat Gate Inspection

Lupine, Mono County

Searching for Endangered Butterflies

wildlife animals

Ian and Agassiz Refuge Biologist, Greg Knutson

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Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles-3

partnership virginia

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-1

Alligator gar-2

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-2

Environmental education at Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery facility-2

Alligator gar-1

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-2

Service fish marking team member evaluates salmon

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-1

Scientists at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-2

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-1

Karen Sinclair, a fish and wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Ventura braces against the wind while looking for brown pelicans during the biannual brown pelican survey held along the West Coast.

Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles-2

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employee educating children

Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery building-1

Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles-2

partnership virginia

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-3

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-4

Inside Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery-1

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-1

Scientist at Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center-6

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-1

USFWS employee holds Monarch butterfly-3

wildflower insects

Navigating the Mine at Sodalis Nature Preserve

External Affairs Team

education science

Biologist versus mosquito. Head to toe clothing is a must when conducting field work here. Botanist Sarah Stehn measures the diameter of a spruce tree in the western lowlands of Denali NP.

TCC Biologist Alyssa Frothingham taking students to the salmon weir. Students learned how to sample salmon by recording age, sex, and length.

working for wildlife across alaska learn- science & culture camps

Bison biologists Chris Geremia and Doug Blanton in the Stephens Creek bison facility

Service employees crowding Fall Chinook salmon-1

Alligator gar-2

Planting flowers in new outdoor classroom-3

children plants

Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center laboratory fish sampling-1

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon-3

Red Knot cannon netting on Cape Cod-1

massachusetts bird

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