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National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Survey 2010/2011: Individual Refuge Results for San Bernard and Brazoria National Wildlife Refuges

Natalie R. Sexton, Alia M. Dietsch, Andrew W. Don Carlos, Lynne M. Koontz, Adam N. Solomon, Holly M. Miller

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Abstract

Lots of wildlife! The largest oak (live) in Texas is at this refuge. Our students always enjoy the microscopes. The refuge is well maintained. We also enjoyed the bird banding of the red tailed hawk! A big thank you to the awesome volunteers for educating the younger generation. They are learning to love and protect our wildlife and their habitats.—Survey comment from visitor to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge.

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Lots of wildlife! The largest oak (live) in Texas is at this refuge. Our students always enjoy the microscopes. The refuge is well maintained. We also enjoyed the bird banding of the red tailed hawk! A big thank you to the awesome volunteers for educating the younger generation. They are learning to love and protect our wildlife and their habitats.—Survey comment from visitor to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge.

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Lots of wildlife! The largest oak (live) in Texas is at this refuge. Our students always enjoy the microscopes. The refuge is well maintained. We also enjoyed the bird banding of the red tailed hawk! A big thank you to the awesome volunteers for educating the younger generation. They are learning to love and protect our wildlife and their habitats.—Survey comment from visitor to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge.

Key concepts: Wildlife refuge, Wildlife, Visitor pattern, Geography, Fishery, Habitat, Ecology, Biology

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