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Engineering Equipment Operator Robert Luna Receives 2024 Refuge Employee of the Year Award

By Lev Levy, public affairs officer, Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Jun 27

Photo of Robert Luna operating heavy equipment at Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge.

Jun 27

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Women Veterans Day Trailblazing Celebration at Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge

By Lev Levy, public affairs officer, Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Jun 26

Photo of the visitors center at Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. There are event tents set up and people walking around.

Jun 26

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Roger Tabor: A Career of Contributions through Science and Imagery

From the Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Jun 13

An underwater scene of many fish, silver and pink in color, swimming in clear, blue water.

Jun 13

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Feeding the Mind: Nanea Valeros Focuses on Sharing Traditional Hawaiian Culture

By Brent Lawrence, public affairs officer, Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Jun 4

Smiling person in blue shirt lays on grass next to seabird chick.

Jun 4

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Podcast Host Sam DeJarnett Partner to Launch Birding Program for…

By Jan Peterson, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Jun 3

Person smiles outside with sunglasses on and binoculars hanging from neck.

Jun 3

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

A Sticky Solution at Nestucca: Bird-Friendly Windows at Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge

By Lev Levy, public affairs officer, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Pacific Region

May 17

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees Dawn Harris, Jenn Urmston, and Kaitlyn Landfield pull applicator film off a window at Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge. There are white dots left on the window. The employees are wearing brown Service gear.

May 17

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Upper Kachess River Restoration for Bull Trout

Partners Collaborate to Restore Bull Trout Habitat in Washington

May 6

A fish facing right in clear water near a river bottom with rocks underneath and behind it.

May 6

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Rehabbing feathered dinosaurs: Leslie Zacher shares about her life, work, and “mad respect” for our…

By Leslie Zacher, wildlife biologist, and Lev Levy, public affairs officer, Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Apr 30

Seven people are holding different types of birds, including owls, eagles, a hawk and peregrine falcon. Leslie Zacher, bottom left, is holding a barn owl. This photo was taken at a Sarvey Wildlife Care Center fundraiser in 2008.

Apr 30

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

From digging up earthworms to coordinating grants: The life and work of Ruth Utzurrum

By Ruth Utzurrum wildlife biologist, and Lev Levy, public affairs officer, Pacific Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Apr 24

Ruth Utzurrum (center) on Island Dano, Guam, standing with Jay Gutierrez (left), Chief of Guam’s Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources (DAWR), and Lauren Thompson (right), wildlife biologist for DAWR. They are standing in a jungle with palm trees in the backdrop.

Apr 24

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USFWS Pacific NW Region

Fighting for Underwater Underdogs

Biologist Linnéa Gullikson Uses her Conservation Muscle to Fight for the Future of Western Ridged Mussels

Apr 23

A smiling young woman in a creek bed doing a survey for mussels

Apr 23

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