BUFFALO / Aransas / San Antonio / Hennessey / Park / Rockport / Refuge / Grand Island / San Jose / /
Company
Corpus Christi Ecological Services / Crane / Exelon / /
Country
United States / Canada / China / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Wharf Cat / Port Lavaca / /
IndustryTerm
Food resources / times more energy / adequate food / Real estate development pressures / food shortages / supplemental food / needed energy reserves / food / energy / /
NaturalFeature
San bay / Antonio bay / Texas coast / Lamar Peninsula / San Jose Island / Texas bays / Last Mountain Lake / Platte / Platte River / Aransas bay / Matagorda Island / San Antonio bay / /
Organization
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department / National Wildlife Health Center / U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Avian Power Line Interaction Committee / Congress / US Federal Reserve / Canadian Wildlife Service / Texas Nature Conservancy / /
Person
Kathy St. Laurent / Klaus Nigge / Tara Bozick / Brian Johns / Jim Bredy / Lea Craig-Moore / Yakutiva Dusek / Bob Dusek / Vicki Muller / Dan Alonso / Martha Tacha / Inga Bysykatova / Tom Stehn / Tom Stehn Whooping / / /
Position
Aransas NWR project leader / veterinarian / scientist / biologist / Advocate / Coordinator / Welder / photographer for National Geographic / Regional Director / hydrologist and a manager / Aransas NWR Assistant Manager / reporter / fiddler / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Dakotas / Kansas / Nebraska / Wisconsin / Saskatchewan / North Dakota / Louisiana / Yukon Territory / Michigan / South Dakota / Piedmont / Kearney County / Oklahoma / Emmons County / Florida / /
PublishedMedium
National Geographic / /
Region
central Oklahoma / northwestern Canada / central Nebraska / central Kansas / central North Dakota / northern Oklahoma / /
WHOOPING CRANE RECOVERY ACTIVITIES October, 2008 – October, 2009 by Tom Stehn Whooping Crane Coordinator U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service[removed], Ext. 221