Restoring homes for New England cottontails (5927068815)

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Restoring homes for New England cottontails (5927068815)

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Summary

Volunteers and staff remove invasive buckthorn in at Libby Field in the Spurwink River Division of Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge to help restore habitat for New England cottontail.

Learn more about removing invasive plants at Rachel Carson: http://1.usa.gov/prG2hK


Credit: USFWS

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04/04/2004
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