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It's #HabitatMonth! During July, we're celebrating the special people and places supporting healthy habitat. Spread the word and follow along! go.usa.gov/xU4Pc
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The NOAA RESTORE Science Program is now accepting pre-proposals for projects identifying, tracking, understanding, and/or predicting trends and variability in the Gulf of Mexico’s coastal and marine resources and the processes driving them. Learn more: bit.ly/2HrJBOE
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"Land is not merely soil, it is a fountain of energy flowing through a circuit of soils, plants and animals." -- Aldo Leopold #WednesdayWisdom #AKWildfoods #ShareYourPlate @AldoLeopoldFdn
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#ThursdayThought: "Those who dwell, as scientists or laymen, among the beauties and mysteries of the earth, are never alone or weary of life."
-- @USFWS Biologist/Writer Rachel Carson
#ThursdayMotivation #thursdaythoughts #Thursday #quoteoftheday #quotesforlife #quotestoliveby
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#RabbitRabbit! Through hard work, dedicated partnerships, & habitat restoration, New England cottontails do not currently require Endangered Species Act protection. Many other at-risk species may have a similar fate with similar support goo.gl/a47b1D
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Excited to share our landscape scale partnership efforts in #Alaska this morning at #nxnfestival
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Inspiring Others Through Art usfwsnortheast.wordpress.com…
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A better way to think about #wildfires
A Better Way to Think About Wildland Fires
This video explores what makes fire in the West unique, and demonstrates the importance and benefits of healthy fire to forest ecosystems.
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Did you know that almost 80% of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is covered by wetlands? These wetlands support one of the largest aggregations of water birds in the world.
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Do you know of someone who has excelled in wetlands protection, restoration, & education? Do they deserve to be nationally recognized for their work? Nominate them for a National Wetland Award by January 22nd. #WetlandWednesday elinwa.org/nominations
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"Lessons from the Land and Water Songs to Heal" - A wonderful @UCSUSA guest blog from Dr. Samantha Chisholm Hatfield of @OCCRI about science, traditional ecological knowledge, and our collective connections to the land. Read here: blog.ucsusa.org/science-blog…
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Announcing the 2017 State of the GCPO Report, culmination of 4 years of work! gcpolcc.org/resource/state-g…
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Current & Future Water Availability and Streamflow Characteristics in the Gulf Coastal Plains & Ozar: youtu.be/BU2WYM5X1lc?a via
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Current & Future Water Availability and Streamflow Characteristics in the Gulf Coastal Plains & Ozarks Region bit.ly/2mIZ1cc
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>500 mil people worldwide depend on #corals for food, income, and protection. More about corals: go.usa.gov/x5xRB #coralsweek
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State of the GCPO Progress Update: Upland Hardwoods Assessment for Review bit.ly/2uQGNWf
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Join the California LCC for next week's webinar: "Adaptive capacity: the linchpin for understanding and addressing species' vulnerability to climate change" More info and registration: californialcc.org/node/692
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Aaron Poe with @ABSILCC speaks about the role of Landscape Conservation Cooperatives at the BIA Providers Conference in Anchorage. @USIndianAffairs
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Protecting Open Space and Tidal Wetland Migration Corridors to Increase Coastal Resilience in the Gulf of Mexico bit.ly/2zk57p8
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There are two things that interest me: relation of people to each other & relation of people to land.- Aldo Leopold #WednesdayWisdom






















