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BANWR
(redirected from Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge)

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BANWRBuenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
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Staton deposited reserves of clean drinking water in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, where undocumented migrants often make a perilous desert crossing (see stats below).
Keep America beautiful? by Clarke, Kevin / U.S. Catholic
Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge in southern Arizona was established primarily for the purpose of masked bobwhite conservation, and it encompasses nearly the entire remaining U.
The masked bobwhite at Buenos Aires NWR by Czech, Brian / Endangered Species Update
The tadpoles grew rapidly, and many were moved to other rearing facilities in Arizona, including aquaria and more natural settings at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge, Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, Coronado National Memorial, and Arizona State University.
The Tarahumara frog: return of a native by Rorabaugh, Jim; Humphrey, Jeff / Endangered Species Update
 
 
 
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