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Turnbull Refuge invites public to annual work party

Moose are the largest of the many, many other wildlife residents and migrants found at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge. (Sandy Rancourt / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)

WILDLIFE — Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge , Spokane Audubon Society and Friends of Turnbull will host a community work party on Oct. 14 as part of an ongoing effort to restore native riparian habitat to benefit birds and other wildlife species.

“We have hundreds of native saplings to plant and fencing to erect to protect the trees from deer, elk and moose browsing,” said Sandy Rancourt of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Planting time is 9 a.m.-noon followed by a potluck lunch.

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