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Looking for good books to read about America’s portfolio of public lands and the National Wildlife Refuge System?
You have come to the right blog post! There are dozens of amazing books, hundreds of magazine articles and thousands of blog posts and interesting links about refuges. Here is a list of some of our favorites.
In southern California, the predictable and pleasant weather in the region’s micro-climates means people can get outside for most of the year. It’s not unusual to see beaches and trails full of people in the middle of February, and Griffith Park swarming with tourists and locals alike. But in many areas of Los Angeles, and the increasingly urbanized counties from Ventura to San Diego, other barriers exist that prevent many people in under-resourced communities from getting outside and engaging with nature.
Former Secretaries of the Department of the Interior Babbit and Kempthorne both visited the National Wildlife Refuge Association office to conduct interviews of oral history with our former Board member John Cornely for the USFWS Heritage Committee.
On February 6th, 2020 National Wildlife Refuge System Advocates testified at Public Witness Day before the House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee.
