2,220 Free Images of Usfws Biologists

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Biologist spawning trout

Biologist leads tour group

USFWS employee catches a Monarch butterfly

wildflower insects

Freshwater mussels-1

freshwater mussel florida

Student Interviews Biologist

california youth

Biologist working at Leadville National Fish Hatchery-2

Conservation Genetics lab

washington fish

Binocular viewing

rhode island weather

Educational hatchery tour

Educational hatchery tour-2

Educational hatchery tours

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

High river levels-5

2012-Kodiak-Serve

volunteer wildlife

Geneticist at work-2

pennsylvania aquaculture

Geneticist at work-1

pennsylvania aquaculture

Geneticist at work-1

pennsylvania aquaculture

Geneticist at work-2

pennsylvania aquaculture

Hatchery fish feeding

aquatic animal colorado

Metal sorting table for freshwater mussels

crustacean wisconsin

FWS Biologist Works in Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery

research people

Banding a young Osprey

Lost River sucker-1

washington fish

Researcher holds Little brown bat-2

science mammals

Service employee working with fish nutrition research equipment

washington fish

Employee tracks fish in wetland area-1

Service employee processing a specimen

Service employee looking at specimen

FWS biologist measures endangered Purple Cats's Paw mussel-1

FWS mussel biologist, Jonathan Wardell, releases endangered Carolina Heelsplitter-2

FWS mussel biologist, Morgan Wolf, releases endangered Carolina Heelsplitter-1

FWS mussel biologist, Jonathan Wardell, releases endangered Carolina Heelsplitter-1

FWS mussel biologist, Morgan Wolf, releases endangered Carolina Heelsplitter-1

Hepburn Peninsula Lookout

wildlife mountain

USFWS employee holds Monarch butterfly-1

wildflower insects

Refuge biologist counts freshwater mussels in river-2

Refuge biologist counts freshwater mussels in river-2

Videographer films biologists-1

Thousands of terns fly over a refuge biologist as she interprets the landscape

massachusetts bird

Flagging during river and stream assessment-3

Flagging during river and stream assessment-3

Aquatic invertebrate -2

Oyster castles to be built at Chincoteague NWR

Laboratory analysis by Service geneticist

washington fish

Steelhead measurements

USFWS Fisheries worker prepares to operate on Lake sturgeon-4

new york fishery

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to move Lake sturgeon-3

new york fishery

USFWS Fisheries worker prepares to operate on Lake sturgeon-5

new york fishery

USFWS Biologist mistnetting for saltmarsh sparrows

Coastal program

california fish

Monarch butterfly on uniform patch

butterfly animals

Service personnel prepare fish pump to load fish onto hatchery

equipment michigan

Conducting biological survey at James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge

Service staff learn about the nesting seabirds-1

massachusetts bird

Little brown bat wing inspection-7

science mammals

Cleaning river sediment deposited by Hurricane Irene flood waters

aquaculture vermont

Service scientist

Using a microscope to identify fish specimen

Biologist teaches children about the Monarch butterfly-2

Biologists gather at mine entrance

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-4

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-4

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-3

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-3

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-5

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-4

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

Aquatic invertebrate larvae in wood and leaf case -1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-2

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-3

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS employees surveying and assessing rivers and streams-1

FWS Biologist Noelle Ronan sets up the survey site

science insects

Biologist reattaches fish tank to helicopter cable

Refuge biologist shows staff a juvenile horseshoe crab

limulus polyphemus massachusetts

Biologist with Ferruginous hawk

Student identifies fish in the lab

Student using a microscope-1

Students in the classroom lab-2

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