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US Navy 100210-N-2953W-016 Sailors use computers in the Learning Media Resource Center to check personal email aboard the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)

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Wild turkeys in Van Buren County, Iowa. Wild turkeys have made a comeback in Iowa late in the 1900's, with efforts by private landowners and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.

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US Navy 070713-N-5330L-071 Kim Tarshis, a family violence prevention educator, informs Sailors about programs available to them at the Fleet and Family Support Center in Norfolk during the New Parent Resource Awareness Workshop

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The northern raccoon (Procyon lotor) is known for its black mask across the eyes and bushy tail with four to 10 black rings. The mammal is nocturnal, but can be found in daylight hours in their nature

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The northern raccoon (Procyon lotor) is known for its black mask across the eyes and bushy tail with four to 10 black rings. The mammal is nocturnal, but can be found in daylight hours in their nature

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US Navy 090811-N-1906L-001 U.S. Congressman Nick Rahall, chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources, and U.S. Congressman Henry Brown

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Great horned owl perches above Bear Creek in central Iowa. A riparian forest buffer has been planted in the area for more than 10 years.

Northern Pintail Anas acuta ducks migrating north stopped to rest in Cascade County, Montana, USA. March 2018

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The grey fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) is the most common fox in California, with a silvery-grey coat with patches of yellow, brown, rust, or white on the neck and belly. They are mostly found in coa

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U.S. and Russian wildlife managers discuss polar bear management during a meeting in Nome, Alaska in the 1990s. Credit: USFWS

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US Navy 100601-N-8273J-031 Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. Gary Roughead congratulates Naval Air Station Pensacola for receiving the Natural Resources Conservation, Small Installation award

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A Tipton kangaroo rat (Dipodomys nitratoides nitratoides) at the California Living Museum in Bakersfield, Calif. This mammal is one of three subspecies of the San Joaquin kangaroo rat, morphologically

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Bighorn rams on BLM lands near Connor Creek, a tributary of the Snake River, in the Baker Resource Area of Vale District.

Photo by Kevin Hoskins/BLM Oregon

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US Navy 070223-N-2143T-002 Storekeeper 2nd Class Mark Mckibbin assigned to fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Kentucky (SSBN 737) browses through books during his leisure time at the resource center

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Adult gentoo penguin feeds its chick regurgitated krill.

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Sandbar willow (Salix exigua) colonizes dried clay after flood waters have receeded. August 2011.

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A river otter makes a catch in the San Juan Islands, March, 2015.
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US Navy 101210-N-8848T-117 Linda Kozma, center, Chicago Chapter Chairwoman of the American Airline's Veteran Military Employee Resource Group

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Stenogyne kanehoana (SteKan) is an endangered plant in the mint family, with very few, if any, individuals found in the wild. This individual flowered in a greenhouse of the Oahu Army Natural Resourc

Tortoise 2-4 heads off in to the wild after being released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortois

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Tortoise 2-4 heads off in to the wild after being released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortois

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A wild male tortoise visits the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, September 30,

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A wild male tortoise visits the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, September 30,

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Tortoise 2-4 prepares to be released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, S

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Northern Leatherside Chub from an unnamed tributary of Hayden Creek, Bear River Drainage, in the Uinta Mountains, Utah
A Utah Division of Wildlife Resources range expansion program.

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A wild male tortoise visits the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, September 30,

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The biologists are looking for endangered Appalachian elktoe mussels that are carrying young mussels. They’ll be taken to a hatchery run by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission where the y

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Don Hubbs with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and Sarah Sorenson with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service prepare to return the federally endangered winged mapleleaf mussel to the Duck River i

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Pacific Golden Plover, most common migratory bird in Hawaii. It journeys to Alaska every spring. Common around wetlands adn grasslands from sea level to above 9000' elevation.

Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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US Navy 050207-D-2987S-138 Under Secretary of Defense Tina W. Jonas, right, and Director for Force Structures, Resources and Assessment, J8, Vice Adm. Robert F. Willard, brief reporters in the Pentagon on the Department of Defe

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Tortoise 2-4 takes her first steps in the wild after being released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Deser

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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When a bog turtle is found, a host of information is collected, including shell length, collected here by Gabrielle Graeter with the N.C.Wildlife Resources Commission.
Photo credit: Gary Peeples/USFW

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US Navy 091001-N-8848T-020 Patricia Adams, left, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Civilian Human Resources, and Capt. Annie B. Andrews, executive assistant and naval aide, talk with recruits

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US Navy 091002-N-8848T-276 Patricia Adams, center, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Civilian Human Resources, congratulates Seaman Recruit Alonna Randolph, from Santee, Calif

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Buffalo on Native Grassland in Western South Dakota. Photo by
Gary Hendrickson
Civil Engineering Technician
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

Belle Fourche, South Dakota

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Tortoise 2-4 takes her first steps in the wild after being released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Deser

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Tortoise 2-4 takes her first steps in the wild after being released at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Deser

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A buck sits outside the Burnt River Canyon in eastern Oregon.
The photos were captured in early December, 2015, by Stephanie Cox, BLM, from the Baker Resource Area and Vale District.

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Cape Petrels sit on their nests on the rocky coast of Seal Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula.

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US Navy 071120-N-8933S-099 Rear Adm. Tony Kurta, director for Policy, Resources and Strategy, U.S. Naval Forces Europe, speaks at the Africa Partnership Station (APS) ground-breaking ceremony commemorating the initial construct

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Stenogyne kanehoana (SteKan) is an endangered plant in the mint family, with very few, if any, individuals found in the wild. This individual flowered in a greenhouse of the Oahu Army Natural Resourc

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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