'Wildlife refuges' presentation slideshows

Federal Lands

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Public and Federal Lands

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Preserving and Restoring Nature

Preserving and Restoring Nature. Outline. Parks and Nature Preserves Wilderness Areas and Wildlife Refuges Global Parks and Reserves Preserving Functional Ecosystems Restoration Ecology Wetlands and Floodplains Ecosystem Management. PARKS AND NATURE PRESERVES. Origins and History

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Parks and Nature Preserves

Parks and Nature Preserves. Outline. Parks and Nature Preserves History Problems Size and Design Wilderness Areas Wildlife Refuges Wetlands Values Destruction. PARKS AND NATURE PRESERVES. Origins and History

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DISPLAY IN A BAG

DISPLAY IN A BAG. Federal Depository Libraries Display ideas . Place a poster in the center of your display. Use the new FDLP promotional poster available free from http://beta.fdlp.gov/order / Use one of the suggestions that follow Use your favorite GPO poster . Other poster suggestions.

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Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Where Wildlife Comes First! Missions, Mandates and Constraints What affects planning for activities on the Don Edwards Refuge such as restoration projects, public access, or even commercial shrimp harvest?

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Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Where Wildlife Comes First!. Missions, Mandates and Constraints. What affects planning for activities on the Don Edwards Refuge such as restoration projects, public access, or even commercial shrimp harvest?

330 views • 20 slides

The Coastal Region

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Chapter 10 Section 2 Notes Roosevelt and the Square Deal

Chapter 10 Section 2 Notes Roosevelt and the Square Deal. **1900 America was a grand time as exemplified by the Electric Tower at the Pan-American Exposition in New York. America was emerging as an economic and otherwise world power.

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National Wildlife Refuges: Funding Crisis

National Wildlife Refuges: Funding Crisis. About the Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement.

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Thesis Statements

Thesis Statements. and Topic Sentences. Example: Louis Zamperini. Intro- Louis Zamperini , a WWII veteran and an author has shared his inspiring story with thousands of people.

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National Wildlife Refuges in Wisconsin face a $16.7 million budget shortfall

Whooping Cranes, Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, Wisconsin. Horicon NWR needs funding to improve its wetland management program. The 32,000 acres of marsh is dependent upon the maintenance of many miles of dikes and levees (Whooping Crane at Horicon NWR).

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National Wildlife Refuges in Indiana face a $12.4 million budget shortfall

Beaver pond at Big Oaks NWR. Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge needs funding to reintroduce and monitor Northern copperbelly watersnakes, a federally endangered species. Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, Indiana. National Wildlife Refuges in Indiana face a $12.4 million budget shortfall

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National Wildlife Refuges in Montana face a $27 million budget shortfall

Medicine Lake NWR. Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge needs funding to replace and repair structures, such as a facility built in 1935 that directs water to the Medicine Lake. Medicine Lake is home to the largest while pelican colony in Montana.

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National Wildlife Refuges in Georgia face a $44.4 million budget shortfall

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge needs a recurring sum of $80,000 to enhance habitat for its endangered Red-cockaded woodpecker. Above, a FWS employee installs a nest-box. Bond Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia. National Wildlife Refuges in Georgia face a $44.4 million budget shortfall

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National Wildlife Refuges in Kansas face a $4.89 million budget shortfall

Quivira National Wildlife Refuge needs additional funding to protect the thousands of sandhill cranes, shorebirds, Canada geese, ducks, and other migratory birds pass through the Refuge from September to December. Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge, Kansas.

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National Wildlife Refuges in Minnesota face a $68.37 million budget shortfall

Gray wolf. Upper Mississippi National Wildlife & Fish Refuge, Minnesota.

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National Wildlife Refuges in Wisconsin face a $16.7 million budget shortfall

Whooping Cranes, Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, Wisconsin. Horicon NWR needs funding to improve its wetland management program. The 32,000 acres of marsh is dependent upon the maintenance of many miles of dikes and levees (Whooping Crane at Horicon NWR).

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National Wildlife Refuges in Oregon face a $68 million budget shortfall

Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge needs funding to remove nonnative feral horses and burros to restore habitat for pronghorn, sage grouse, and other native Oregon species. Ankeny Marsh National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon. National Wildlife Refuges in Oregon face a $68 million budget shortfall

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National Wildlife Refuges in New York face a $11.3 million budget shortfall

The Montezuma NWR needs funding to control invasive pest species by utilizing integrated pest management. Invasive plant species have drastically altered wetland habitats on the refuge and control measures are needed. Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, New York.

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