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BLM Pinedale Field Office in Wyoming Celebrates National Public Lands Day (15290733459)
Fifteen volunteers joined Pinedale Field Office staff at the 40-acre New Fork River day-use recreation area near Pinedale, Wyoming, for a successful National Public Lands Day. Old fencing was removed to provide greater access to the river from the parking area, wildlife-friendly fencing was installed around the perimeter, and three combination bird and bat boxes were installed. This 40-acre parcel is a vestige of the homesteading era when surrounding land was settled and this piece of land was
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BLM Pinedale Field Office in Wyoming Celebrates National Public Lands Day (15290927200)
Fifteen volunteers joined Pinedale Field Office staff at the 40-acre New Fork River day-use recreation area near Pinedale, Wyoming, for a successful National Public Lands Day. Old fencing was removed to provide greater access to the river from the parking area, wildlife-friendly fencing was installed around the perimeter, and three combination bird and bat boxes were installed. This 40-acre parcel is a vestige of the homesteading era when surrounding land was settled and this piece of land was
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BLM Pinedale Field Office in Wyoming Celebrates National Public Lands Day (15291058617)
Fifteen volunteers joined Pinedale Field Office staff at the 40-acre New Fork River day-use recreation area near Pinedale, Wyoming, for a successful National Public Lands Day. Old fencing was removed to provide greater access to the river from the parking area, wildlife-friendly fencing was installed around the perimeter, and three combination bird and bat boxes were installed. This 40-acre parcel is a vestige of the homesteading era when surrounding land was settled and this piece of land was
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BLM Pinedale Field Office in Wyoming Celebrates National Public Lands Day (15474491931)
Fifteen volunteers joined Pinedale Field Office staff at the 40-acre New Fork River day-use recreation area near Pinedale, Wyoming, for a successful National Public Lands Day. Old fencing was removed to provide greater access to the river from the parking area, wildlife-friendly fencing was installed around the perimeter, and three combination bird and bat boxes were installed. This 40-acre parcel is a vestige of the homesteading era when surrounding land was settled and this piece of land was
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BLM Pinedale Field Office in Wyoming Celebrates National Public Lands Day (15477265122)
Fifteen volunteers joined Pinedale Field Office staff at the 40-acre New Fork River day-use recreation area near Pinedale, Wyoming, for a successful National Public Lands Day. Old fencing was removed to provide greater access to the river from the parking area, wildlife-friendly fencing was installed around the perimeter, and three combination bird and bat boxes were installed. This 40-acre parcel is a vestige of the homesteading era when surrounding land was settled and this piece of land was
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Danielstation
abandoned historic gas station Daniel Station, Daniel, Wyoming, USA
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WYO Pronghorn herd (15397998278)
Pronghorn are one of more than 350 wildlife species that benefit from efforts to conserve healthy sagebrush for greater sage-grouse. This herd, captured near Daniels Junction, WY, was undertaking a 150-mile seasonal migration, the longest pronghorn movement in North America. Photo Credit: Theo Stein / USFWS
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Wind River Range (15398110907)
The Wind River Range provides a backdrop for the Upper Green River Valley, one of the strongholds of greater sage-grouse. Grouse breed and winter on the large expanses of federally managed sagebrush uplands, but need the wet meadows in the summer for their growing broods. Photo Credit: Theo Stein / USFWS
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Wyoming New Fork Lakes
The New Fork Lakes of the New Fork River are seen at the base of the Wind River Range in Wyoming, USA on May 7th, 2012. The upper Green River can also be seen in the top left corner of the image. Photo was taken at an altitude of 38,000 feet during a transcontinental commercial flight from New York City (JFK) to San Francisco (SFO).
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Wyoming Sagebrush (15560437116)
Protecting healthy sagebrush benefits greater sage-grouse and hundreds of species of wildlife. This view from Trappers' Point near Pinedale captures the structure of a healthy plant and the wide open expanses greater sage-grouse, pronghorn and mule deer need to survive. Photo Credit: Theo Stein / USFWS
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