2,862 Free Images of Usfws Employees

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Students Learn About Birding at William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge

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FWS Staffer shows young boy a Black Rat snake

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Observing flock of Elegant terns

FWS Staffer shows young students wetland as they take cell phone pictures

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Fishing from a dock

FWS worker shows young girl (and father) a Monarch chrysalis

Students Learn About Birding at William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge-1

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FWS staff talks to group of high school students at kiosk-6

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Deb Kirkland, with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge presents Jan Hamber, longtime condor advocate and conservationist, with the Trailblazing Women in Science award.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office biologists Lara Drizd and Karen Sinclair talk with visitors during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Spawning Cleanup

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director, Aurelia Skipwith with Senator Moran and the Director of the Great Plains Nature Center, Marc Murrell

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FWS divers search for salamanders in Spring Lake-2

Visitor services specialist shows visitor 3D map

FWS Staffer shows young boy a Black Rat snake-3

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) – Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office biologist Kendra Chan talks shore birds with a young visitor during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office public affairs officer Ashley Spratt tests a visitor's conservation knowledge during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - A young visitor colors a seed packet to hold native pollinator seeds during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Deb Kirkland, with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge hugs Jan Hamber after presenting her with the Trailblazing Women in Science award.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) – Jan Hamber shares her experiences as a condor advocate and conservationist after receiving the Trailblazing Women in Science award from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Visitor services specialist shows visitor 3D map-2

Visitor services specialist shows visitor 3D map-1

FWS divers search for salamanders in Spring Lake-2

Debating conservation ethics

Bird banding

Refuge visitor thanks U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Law enforcement

Sterilizing Rainbow Trout Eggs

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Preparing to Spawn Rainbow Trout

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office biologist Collette Thogerson tests a visitor's conservation knowledge during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Rainbow Trout Spawning

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office biologist Karen Sinclair gives native pollinator seeds to a young visitor during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office public affairs officer Ashley Spratt tests a visitor's conservation knowledge during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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USFWS Employees & Fort Randall Dam Lake Andes Wetland Management District South Dakota

Group shot of the 2010 CIP crew.

Tree Frog at Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees help West Virginia

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Be the arrow!

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CIP Students in the field

Steady now!

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A teachable moment in the field.

This is close enough!

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Boy Scout Jamboree 2010

Replanting for the butterflies

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Night Blooming Cereus plant

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Night Blooming Cereus plant-2

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Learning how to measure salinity in a salt marsh

Nicker Bean plant

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CIP Student and Slug

Learning how to measure salinity in a salt marsh

CIP Student and garter snake

CIP Students planting trees

Chris Dupree- 2010 Annual CIP Kayaking trip

Service employees at Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and local police working together

Mother-in-Law tongue exotic invasive plant

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EA Intern Jamie Weliver - 2010 Annual CIP Kayaking trip

Tajaun Levy - 2010 Annual CIP Kayaking trip

Fred Oslund of USFWS HAPET

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Nicker Bean plant-2

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Atlantic canaries (Serinus canaria) bathe in the Clipper House gutter. Midway is home to the only self-sustaining population of yellow canaries outside the Canary Islands, stemming from 11 individuals released in 1910 by cable company employees.

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