Service with Dr. Tripp

The National Wildlife Refuge System is of vital importance to protection of native species and their habitats.

The refuges depend on volunteers to help maintain refuges as well as improve habitat.

I have often led WP students in service projects at the refruges.

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge- Cary Unity

Clearing Vegetation and Debris for the Oak Release Project

Common Day of Service 2019

Franz Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Building a predator exclosure for Western Pond Turtle Nests

  Common Day of Service 2018

Ridgefield National  Wildlife Refuge

 Habitat Restoration

Common Day of Service 2017

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Clearing the Beaver Fence

Common Day of Service 2014

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Clearing the Beaver Fence

Common Day of Service 2013

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Habitat Restoration

Common Day of Service 2012

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

 Planting Trees

Common Day of Service 2011

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Habitat restoration

Common Day of Service 2010

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Habitat Restoration

Common Day of Service 2009

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge-Carty Unit

 Removing Rice-field bullrush and invasive species

Common Day of Service 2008

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge- River S

 Habitat Restoration Remove False Indigo

Common Day of Service 2007

Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge

 Habitat Restoration

Common Day of Service 2006