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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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Biologists setting up netting

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FWS biologist observes condor parent flying near nest

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Big Sur, Calif.

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California brown pelicans fly near Hollywood Beach.

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Visitors color seed packets 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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USFWS biologist cleans circular fish rearing pool of sediment

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Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) – Jan Hamber, longtime condor advocate and conservationist, with her Trailblazing Women in Science award from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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USFWS biologist Mary Crawford volunteers to help restore area near Meadowview streambank

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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, longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

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USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife biologist provides a tour of the Meadowview Restoration area in Temecula, CA

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Marvin Moriarty, Regional Director

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Service biologist Chad Mellison holds Columbia spotted frog

Ojai, Calif. (March 18, 2017) - Visitors color seed packets to hold native pollinator seeds during an event at the Libbey Bowl celebrating women in science, and longtime condor advocate Jan Hamber.

Scuba diver releasing a tagged sub-adult Northern riffleshell

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Alan Nogee, Union of Concerned Scientists

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

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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Olivia Bouler, Save the Gulf: Olivia's Birds

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John Griffin, Maryland Secretary of Natural Resources

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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.

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

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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FWS Biologist Jonathan Snyder speaks at the Measure M Event

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Biologists look out over Owens pupfish habitat

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Biologists repel to condor nest for 2019 Condor Cam installation.

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Fishery biologist with lake trout eggs

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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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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) - 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) - 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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San Miguel Island

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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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USFWS Northeast Regional Director Wendi Weber with biologist Larry Niles of Niles and Associates at red knot bird banding, Fortescue Beach (NJ)

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Eric Morrissette (l), a senior fish and wildlife biologist with the USFWS, takes notes on water quality from Jennifer Pareti, an environmental scientist with the CDFW, as Abram Tucker, a scientific aid with the CDFW watches.

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Working with Pallid Sturgeon

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

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

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Chris Dellith, a senior fish and wildlife biologist with the USFWS, watches as John O'Brien, senior environmental scientist, supervisory, with the CDFW, tests water quality to confirm its viability for unarmored threespine sticklebacks.

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

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California brown pelicans fly near Hollywood Beach.

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Kendra Chan, 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.

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Assessing the Reproductive State of Pallid Sturgeon with Ultrasound

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Assessing the Reproductive State of Pallid Sturgeon with Ultrasound

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Girl Scouts with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Navy biologists.

Karen Sinclair, a fish and wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Ventura braces against the wind while looking for brown pelicans during the biannual brown pelican survey held along the West Coast.

Service biologist Mike Glenn recounts the day’s events by a campfire. From pollinators, endangered shore birds, and to the iconic California condor, the Firstbloom science camp not only teaches children about wildlife biology, but also builds self-confide

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USFWS Biologist Jonathan Snyder speaks at Measure M event

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Fire biologist lights controlled burn

Park Ranger guides students along Calaveras River

Biologists injecting razorback sucker broodstock with a spawning stimulant

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Service Biologist Will Miller releasing a Pacific Pocket Mouse

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist documents wildlife impacts at Refugio State Beach in the early days of the Refugio oil spill as a flock of California brown pelicans skim the water in the background. Photo by USFWS.

Bill Henry, director of Groundswell Coastal Ecology, and Emma Pelton, conservation biologist with The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, discuss data.

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Lena Chang, senior fish and wildlife biologist with the Service in Ventura, and volunteer coordinator for the South Coast Chapter of BeachCOMBERS, conducts a survey of Hollywood Beach.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Jenny Marek works alongside Natural Resource Damage Assessment trustees to assess and analyze data from the Refugio oil spill which will help inform future restoration efforts along the Gaviota Coast. Photo by Ashl

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Biologists and scientists from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife observe unarmored threespine sticklebacks before rereleasing them into the wild

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Lena Chang, right, senior fish and wildlife biologist with the Service in Ventura, and volunteer coordinator for the South Coast Chapter of BeachCOMBERS, discusses BeachCOMBERS protocol with future volunteers.

Service biologist Jenny Marek leads a beach walk. “I love the challenge of explaining complex ecological processes in way that will hopefully capture the imagination of some of these kids so they may feel a connection to the natural world," Marek said.

Lena Chang, senior fish and wildlife biologist with the Service in Ventura, and volunteer coordinator for the South Coast Chapter of BeachCOMBERS, examines a bird carcass during a survey of Hollywood Beach.

Chris Dellith, a senior fish and wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, discusses unarmored threespine sticklebacks with Tim Hovey, a senior environmental scientist, specialist, with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

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Lena Chang, senior fish and wildlife biologist with the Service in Ventura, and volunteer coordinator for the South Coast Chapter of BeachCOMBERS, conducts a survey of Hollywood Beach.

An unarmored threespine stickleback (UTS) swims in new habitat after being released into the wild by a team of biologists and scientists from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

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Kendra Chan is a fish and wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Ventura and BeachCOMBERS volunteer. Chan surveys Hollywood Beach in Oxnard, California.

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