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Meet #ScienceWoman Pam Loring

Meet #ScienceWoman Pam! She’s one of our women in science working to protect migratory birds.

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Meet #ScienceWoman Kris Vagos

Meet #ScienceWoman Kris! She’s another one of our women in science working to protect migratory birds.

 Category: Climate Change, Habitat restoration, Migratory birds, National wildlife refuges      Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Meet #ScienceWoman Susi von Oettingen

Meet #ScienceWoman Susi! She’s another one of our women in science working to protect migratory birds.

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We love nature. We'd rather be outside getting our hands dirty (...except when we're blogging!). Our blog is how we share our passion for protecting and restoring fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats. Do you love the outdoors? Tell us! Subscribe to keep up with the latest in Northeast conservation.
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More than 500,000 acres of the Northeast are part of the National Wildlife Refuge System, from breathtaking views of boreal forests at Canaan Valley in West Virginia to the rocky coastline of Maine Coastal Islands. Refuges conserve habitat for wildlife and provide opportunities for the visiting public.
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