Serial Number________________ NO SURFACE OCCUPANCY STIPULATION No surface occupancy or use is allowed within one-half mile of known bald eagle nest sites which have been active within the past seven years and within bal

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• Zoology
• United States
• Bald Eagle
• Haliaeetus
• Endangered Species Act
• National symbols of Mexico
• Nest
• United States Fish and Wildlife Service
• Conservation in the United States
• Environment of the United States
• Eagles

By Justin Brock, Wildlife Biologist Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources A ll seven species of honeybees

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• Biology
• Swarming
• Worker bee
• Beehive
• Honey bee
• Bee
• Honey
• Africanized bee
• Beekeeping
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination

P I N E E N G R AV E R The pine engraver, Ips pini, is one of the most widely distributed bark beetles in North America. Its main hosts include seven species of pine. It is most important in Idaho as a pest in ponderosa

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• Flora of North America
• Bark beetle
• Beetle
• Slash
• Pinus ponderosa
• Mountain pine beetle
• Thanasimus formicarius
• Flora of the United States
• Curculionidae
• Woodboring beetles

Unscramble each of the clue words that is a common name for an amphibian. Take the letters that appear in boxes and unscramble them to reveal the amphibian group of these seven species found in Minnesota. TOSTEPD

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Seven Steps to Managing Your Weeds Acknowledgements This manual was developed by the Open Learning Agency in cooperation with the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries. The writers and reviewers

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• Land management
• Invasive plant species
• Noxious weed
• Plants
• Weed control
• Weed
• Noxious
• Herbicide
• Jacobaea vulgaris
• Garden pests
• Agriculture
• Biology

By Justin Brock, Wildlife Biologist Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources A ll seven species of honeybees

Source URL: forestry.alabama.gov

• Biology
• Swarming
• Worker bee
• Beehive
• Honey bee
• Bee
• Honey
• Africanized bee
• Beekeeping
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination

Turtles in Rhode Island Rhode Island’s varying landscapes provide suitable habitat for a wide array of wildlife, including seven different species of native non-marine turtles; the Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene caroli

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• Reptiles of Australia
• Living fossils
• Turtle
• Painted turtle
• Sternotherus odoratus
• Spotted turtle
• Kinosternidae
• Green sea turtle
• Common snapping turtle
• Cryptodira
• Herpetology
• Testudinoidea

Invasive Plant Management Legislation Five provincial Acts and seven federal Acts and Regulations address invasive plant management in British Columbia. Provincially, the Weed Control Act and the Forest and Range Practic

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• Invasive plant species
• Curculionidae
• Invasive species
• Biological pest control
• Noxious weed
• Diffuse knapweed
• Agapeta zoegana
• Introduced species
• Larinus planus
• Environment
• Biology
• Agriculture

Seven major river basins drain the 1,087mi2 N.H. coastal watershed to the Atlantic Ocean. The region includes diverse

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• Invasive species in the United States
• Invasive species in Hawaii
• Environment
• Invasive species
• Earth

The Beluga Whale A species in need of your help in Newfoundland and Labrador There are seven distinct populations of beluga whales in Canada: Eastern High Arctic-Baffin Bay, Southeast Baffin

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• Beluga whale
• Monodontidae
• Greenlandic cuisine
• Cetaceans
• Killer whale
• Beluga
• Toothed whale
• Whale
• Local extinction
• Zoology
• Megafauna
• Fish