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Tulalip Tribe and Navy Partner to Relocate Beavers

Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources wildlife biologist Annalei Lees transports a trapped North American beaver on a boat at Naval Radio Station Jim Creek, Washington, Oct. 12. The Tulalip Beaver Project relocates "nuisance" beavers from (sub)urban areas to hydrologically impaired tributaries in the upper Snohomish Watershed for the improvement of fish rearing habitat and fresh water storage. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ethan Soto)

VIRIN: 221012-N-VQ841-1102.JPG
Photo by: NSE PAO

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Resolution: 6720x4480
Size: 4.87 MB
Location: JIM CREEK, Wash.
 

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