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David Raskin Joins National Wildlife Refuge Association As Alaska Conservation Consultant

David Raskin Joins National Wildlife Refuge Association As Alaska Conservation Consultant

The National Wildlife Refuge Association is pleased to announce the addition of David Raskin, the long-time Board President and Advocacy Chair of the Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges, as a new consultant for the National Wildlife Refuge Association on Alaska's national wildlife refuge issues. After nearly two decades of dedicated service, David recently retired from the Board of the Friends of Alaska NWRs.

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Angie Horn Announced As Urban Wildlife Refuge Program Director

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Angie Horn Announced As Urban Wildlife Refuge Program Director

The National Wildlife Refuge Association, announces the promotion of Angie Horn to Urban Wildlife Refuge Program Director. Angie will have the primary responsibility for managing The National Wildlife Refuge Association’s expanded Urban Wildlife Refuge Program. The goal of the program is to reach beyond national wildlife refuge boundaries and into communities throughout our nation to connect all Americans to nature through dynamic outreach and by cultivating innovative partnerships across multiple sectors.

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We're Hiring: South Florida Regional Partnership Specialist— A Part Of Our Urban Program

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We're Hiring: South Florida Regional Partnership Specialist— A Part Of Our Urban Program

The National Wildlife Refuge Association seeks a full-time Regional Partnership Specialist to work in South Florida in collaboration with Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge’s Urban Program.

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What We Are Looking Forward To On National Wildlife Refuges

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What We Are Looking Forward To On National Wildlife Refuges

Here at the National Wildlife Refuge Association, we asked our staff and board what they are looking forward to on national wildlife refuges in 2021. We know that these times have been challenging, so we are hopeful and looking forward to what 2021 may bring for our National Wildlife Refuge System.

Happy National Wildlife Refuge Week!!

Happy National Wildlife Refuge Week!!

Each year during the second week of October we celebrate our nation’s unique and wonderful national wildlife refuges with National Wildlife Refuge Week. In a non-COVID year, our wildlife refuges would be full of visitors this week--festivals, guided nature walks, and educational presentations in the Visitor’s Center. This year, we celebrate our nation’s refuges as individuals, with quiet moments on these special lands.

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