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VetsWork: Bats in Deschutes County Caves

White-nose syndrome is caused by a fungus, Pseudogymnoascus destructans, or Pd for short. Pd gives white-nose syndrome its name because it sometimes looks like white fuzz on the nose and other hairless parts of bats, including wings. Continue Reading…

VetsWork: A Week in the Backcountry, Leave No Trace Master Educator Certified

As my VetsWork internship progresses I am offered amazing experience building opportunities that develop myself as an inspiring Forest Service employee. Continue Reading…

VetsWork: Thank You

Waking up and wanting to go to work, that is how I wake up every morning while working on the Deschutes National Forest. Continue Reading…

Public Lands Stewards: PugLife

Tommy, one of America’s National Treasures and a member of the Cle Elum trail crew, sums up the entirety of this program in three words… “Let’s get puggin’…” Continue Reading…

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