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Refuge Association Visits Denver Wildlife Refuges
The Board of Directors of the National Wildlife Refuge Association met in Denver, Colorado, October 11-13. Highlights of the meeting included a Partner’s Day, reception at the Denver Zoo with guest speaker Ken Salazar, former Secretary of the Department of the Interior, a visit to the National Eagle Repository, and tours of Two Ponds and Rocky Mountain Arsenal (RMA) National Wildlife Refuges.
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14 Refuges: Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge
Valle de Oro National Wildlife RefugeA Model Urban Refuge in the Southwest A short drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico, sits the Mountain View neighborhood of South Valley, an industrial manufacturing town that has dealt with a long history of …
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14 Refuges: San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Complex
Known for perfect weather, craft beer, and beaches, San Diego is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts. In addition to a world-class park and trail system, it also has the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Complex, a collection of urban refuges …
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14 Refuges: Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge
The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge is the only international refuge in North America, located 20 miles south of Detroit, MI, and Windsor, ON. Explore the refuge through a dynamic slideshow and a Refuge Radio podcast episode with Guy Williams, …
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14 Refuges: Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex
From Muir Woods to the rolling foothills, the Bay Area has a wide variety of habitats for birds and wildlife. It also has a wildlife refuge complex that stretches more the 100 miles through the region: Don Edwards San Francisco …
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14 Refuges: Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
“The refuge gets a lot of visitors for a few reasons. For one, they are located between two major cities and at the southern end of the Puget Sound. That’s a lot of traffic. And the people of the Pacific Northwest love to be outdoors,” says Visitor Services Manager Jennifer Cutillo.
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14 Refuges: Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
Connecting to Nature There’s no shortage of things to do and experience at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, and now visitors have a whole new way to connect to the refuge and interact via the Discover Nature app, available …
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14 Refuges: John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
Amidst the hustle and bustle of cities in the Northeast regional corridor like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and DC, there are many hidden gems where people and wildlife come together. Learn about the wonders of exploring local urban refuges, all within two …
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14 Refuges: Patuxent Research Refuge
Recently I had the pleasure of exploring Patuxent Wildlife Research Center’s North Tract in Laurel, MD and was blown away by all the refuge had to offer within an hour’s drive from downtown Washington D.C. Driving down Bald Eagle road with the windows down, it’s hard to believe that a place like this still exists within the DC-Baltimore metro area, offering a ton of recreational opportunities for visitors.
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