Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge looking for volunteers
Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge is looking for a resident volunteer team to help with maintenance at the more than 42,000-acre preserve this summer. Duties would include: mowing entrances and accesses, maintaining facility grounds, and installing signage.
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This trumper swan family was photographed at Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge in 2011. (Flickr photo by Pam Lehmann, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
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Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge needs help with maintenance this summer.
The refuge is looking for a resident volunteer team to assist with maintaining the more than 42,000-acre preserve from mid-May to mid-October, according to the park s Facebook page.
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April 6, 2021
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