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River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

The Right Conditions

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Arroyo chub (left) and Santa Ana sucker (right) in Santa Ana River

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A western snowy plover near a mini-exclosure on Santa Monica State Beach.

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Biologists look out over Owens pupfish habitat

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2016 Pupfish Release

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

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Endangered Ridgway's rail release, Batiquitos Lagoon, California

Great Meadows Fishing Day 2010

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Puritan tiger beetle

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Untagged age-1 razorback sucker, San Juan River

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Great Meadows Fishing Day 2010

Great Meadows Fishing Day 2010

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Endangered Ridgway's rail release, Batiquitos Lagoon, California

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Service employee models environmental education simulation of a Pacific salmon-3

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Santa Barbara Zoo receives 2018 Recovery Champion Award

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Carpinteria Creek Lagoon

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Steve Henry, Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office field supervisor, addresses the crowd at the North Campus Open Space groundbreaking.

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A western snowy plover nest and eggs on Santa Monica State Beach.

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A western snowy plover atop a nest inside a mini-exclosure on Malibu Lagoon State Beach.

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Great Meadows Fishing Day 2010

Ferret release

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A western snowy plover atop a nest inside a mini-exclosure on Santa Monica State Beach.

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Black Footed Ferret

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201905 RO Wildlife Biologist Anne Poopatanapong and US Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species Biologist Karen Reagan who visit Olympic NF to discuss Taylor’s checkerspot habitat.

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Endangered Ridgway's rail release, Batiquitos Lagoon, California

Ferret Release

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River recreation on the "Wild and Scenic" north Umpqua River

Great Meadows Fishing Day 2010

Western snowy plover chick stretches its wings

Western snowy plover chicks running around the beach

Western snowy plover chicks at Huntington State Beach

GOLETA, Calif. (Jan. 19, 2017) A Western snowy plover at Sands Beach at Coal Oil Point Reserve on the University of California Santa Barbara campus. The Pacific coast population of the Western snowy plover makes its home along North America’s western coas

Pods before quino larvae

A release pod with Quino larvae

Chancellor Henry T. Yang, University of California, Santa Barbara, addresses the crowd at the North Campus Open Space groundbreaking.

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Quino pod

Little mousetail (left) and San Diego button celery (right) at Otay Mesa

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Susan Wynn places pod on the landscape

Chancellor Henry T. Yang, University of California, Santa Barbara, addresses the crowd at the North Campus Open Space groundbreaking.

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Marsh at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge (VA)

Transferring Quino larvae into a release pod

Marsh at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge (VA)

Pods are staged while the site is set-up

Educational sign to encourage trail users to stay on the trail

Partners arrive at the release site

Working efficiently to place larvae into release pods

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Steve Henry, Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office field supervisor, addresses the crowd at the North Campus Open Space groundbreaking.

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The group working diligently to release Quino larvae

Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae

Federally threatened San Diego thornmint at McGinty Mountain in San Diego County

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Releasing Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae in San Diego County

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Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae

Karl E. Mundt National Wildlife Refuge Sign

Wild and endangered Coho salmon, North Umpqua River, Deadline Falls

The larvae release site at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

Bog turtle

View of Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae release site from above

Susan Wynn, USFWS Biologist, places pod under a pre-selected bush

Pods are staged and await quino larvae at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

Susan Wynn, biologist for USFWS, and Pete Famolaro, biologist with Sweetwater Authority, releasing Quino

Susan Wynn, USFWS Biologist, explains the Quino captive-breeding and release program to John Wilkens

Hiking into the release site with Quino larvae

Brandon Rowley, San Diego Zoo Global, ties a Quino release pod to a plant at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

John Martin of San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, readies all supplies needed to place pods on the refuge

Beach at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge (VA)

Three Western snowy plover chicks at Huntington State Beach

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Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae release end result. Signs were placed near each set of pods to encourage refuge visitors not to disturb the sleeping larvae.

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Bear from Nimrod In The North, Or Hunting And Fishing Adventures In The Artic Regions published by Cassell & Co. (1885).

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