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A captured long-billed dowitcher receives leg bands.

Round Lake

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Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers learn how to build oyster castles

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Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers bring blocks to build oyster castles-1

Service employees working at Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery

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Scenic of Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery-1

Native American gill netting

USFWS Fisheries workers release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York-1

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Service employee collects female Fall Chinook salmon eggs-2

Yellowstone Bird Program (24): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker measuring the wing of a spotted towhee

Refuge Biologists Explain Their Role

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High school student Lauren Magdaleno providing Service biologist Michael Glenn weather measurements with the Kestrel weather meter.

Biologist Wendy Woyczik explains marsh water management

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White Lily

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Topeka shiner

USFWS Fisheries workers release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York-3

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USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York-1

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Park Wildlife Biologist Michael Vamstad Discusses Climate Change Impacts on Other National Parks at a Training for Interpretive Rangers

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Crew of biologists collect Paiute cutthroat trout

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Biologist Wendy Woyczik explains water management at a pump station

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Biologist Chris Eilers from the Ludington Biological Station checks the feed rate during a lampricide application in the Manistique River

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Topeka shiners

FWS Biologist Jonathan Snyder speaks at the Measure M Event

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Yellowstone Bird Program (6): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker measures a Lincoln's sparrow's leg for banding

Yellowstone Bird Program (18): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker examines the wing of a red-naped sapsucker

Biologists look out over Owens pupfish habitat

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Yellowstone Bird Program (17): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker measures the wing of a red-naped sapsucker

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Santa Barbara Zoo biologists with the California Condor Recovery Program.

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Fishery biologist with lake trout eggs

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Fishery biologist with lake trout eggs

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Carpinteria Creek Lagoon

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Biologists repel to condor nest for 2019 Condor Cam installation.

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Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles-1

USFWS Fisheries workers release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York-2

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York

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

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Biologist searches for bird nests - Arctic Bird Fest 2019

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Biologist Wendy Woyczik demonstrates a type of water control structure

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Native American gill netting-3

USFWS Fisheries workers prepare to release Lake sturgeon in Niagara River, New York-2

Scenic of Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery

Yellowstone Bird Program (20): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker measures the wing of a white-crowned sparrow

Sheri Hagwood, Partners Program biologist at one of the wood structures she helped install in Cougar Creek.

Examinination

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San Miguel Island

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Painted Turtle

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SZNFrescoRoom (2)

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Park Wildlife Biologist Michael Vamstad Discusses Climate Change Impacts on Joshua Tree National Park at a Training for Interpretive Rangers

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Casey's June beetles are attracted by the black light

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Service biologist Lara Drizd leads some of the young ladies of the FirstBloom on a beach walk providing an immersive learning experience allowing the girls to touch, smell, and listen to the nature that surrounds them.

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Biologist Wendy Woyczik shows marsh master as part of an equipment tour

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Lower Columbia River Fish Health Center building

Refuge staff and volunteers and The Nature Conservancy volunteers build oyster castles-1

Hugo Bloemers (1971)

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Scenic area by Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery

Fish Biologists Cheryl Kaye and Mary Henson identify non-target species collected in Fish Creek, a tributary of the Conneaut Creek.

Park Wildlife Biologist Michael Vamstad Discusses Legal Framework for Addressing Climate Change Impacts on Joshua Tree National Park at a Training for Interpretive Rangers

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Working with Pallid Sturgeon

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Yellowstone Bird Program (16): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker measures the wing of a Lincoln's sparrow

Pallid Sturgeon Ultrasound

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Pallid Sturgeon Ultrasound

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Pallid Sturgeon Ultrasound

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2 Year Old Blanding's Turtle

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Trainers and Trainees

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On the Shark's Fin, Mt. Whitney in the Distance. Alabama Hills, Inyo County

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Goby Trainees

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Yellowstone Bird Program (19): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker examines the tail feathers of a red-naped sapsucker

Wildlife Biologist Chris Trosen demonstrates the art of Invasive Species removal

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Pallid Sturgeon Ultrasound

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Wildlife Biologist Chris Trosen demonstrates the art of Invasive Species removal

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Supervisory Fish Biologist Shawn Nowicki observing the Conneaut Creek for non-target species.

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Wildland-urban interface near Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery

Created Gregor Mendel Portrait

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Karen Sinclair, a fish and wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Ventura, watches California brown pelicans in flight near Hollywood Beach during the biannual brown pelican survey held along the West Coast.

Celia (left) and Emmie (right), members of Pasadena Young Birders Club, with condor biologist Joseph Brandt. Photo by Kristy Clougherty

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Robbie Magnan, director of the Fort Peck Fish and Wildlife Department, and Chris Geremia, senior bison biologist, discuss bison loading operations

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Woman scientist

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Yellowstone Bird Program (27): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker about to release the spotted towhee

Yellowstone Bird Program (21): Wildlife Biologist Lauren Walker examines a white-crowned sparrow

SCA Intern assists a Back Bay biologist placing the protective cage over the eggs.

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Dr. Gabriela Chavarria, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Science Advisor

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Fish biologist Mary Henson looks looking for non-target species during a sea lamprey control treatment.

Biologist Wendy Woyczik with chinese delegation at invasive carp control barrier

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Southern sea otter and harbor seals

California brown pelicans fly near Hollywood Beach.

FWS Biologist David miller places floy tag on Lahontan cutthroat trout

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