Swan Quarter National Wildlife Refuge

Federal cuts lead to unease for state’s wildlife refuges

07/08/2025 by Catherine Kozak

Amid dramatic funding cuts, leaders of the nonprofits that support national wildlife refuges in the northeastern part of the state fear what’s ahead for these protected lands.

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