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Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Compatibility Determinations

Close up photo of the bark of a Ponderosa Pine tree

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Ponderosa Pine

A grove of aspen trees

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Aspen

Drawing of a brown duck with a green patch above its eye sitting in greenish water.

Washington Junior Duck Stamp Program

Sandhill Cranes Nest for the First Time at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge

Habitat Restoration

Prescribed Burns Planned for Spring 2023

A beaver chews on a stick while sitting in a pond

Leave it to Beaver: Partners Collaborate on Beaver Dam Analog Project

Father and Son Share Love and Respect for Wildland Fire

A ponderosa pine looms tall from below, with frost covering the needles and blending the many scraggly branches into the gray-blue sky

Draft Compatibility Determination for Commercial Timber Harvest

FWS Patrol Captain Kelly Knutson, a Federal Wildlife Officer, and a U.S. Forest Service agent stand next to patrol vehicles (one white truck and the other is tan) with there backs showing.

Federal Wildlife Officer’s Persistence Leads to Justice in Large Scale Timber Theft

Student Placement

Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge Seeks Public Comment on Compatibility Determinations

Close up photo of the bark of a Ponderosa Pine tree

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Ponderosa Pine

A grove of aspen trees

Land Management

Know Your Trees - Aspen

Drawing of a brown duck with a green patch above its eye sitting in greenish water.

Washington Junior Duck Stamp Program

Sandhill Cranes Nest for the First Time at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge

Habitat Restoration

Prescribed Burns Planned for Spring 2023

A beaver chews on a stick while sitting in a pond

Leave it to Beaver: Partners Collaborate on Beaver Dam Analog Project

Father and Son Share Love and Respect for Wildland Fire

A ponderosa pine looms tall from below, with frost covering the needles and blending the many scraggly branches into the gray-blue sky

Draft Compatibility Determination for Commercial Timber Harvest

FWS Patrol Captain Kelly Knutson, a Federal Wildlife Officer, and a U.S. Forest Service agent stand next to patrol vehicles (one white truck and the other is tan) with there backs showing.

Federal Wildlife Officer’s Persistence Leads to Justice in Large Scale Timber Theft

Student Placement