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Volunteers step up to save Gulf Coast wildlife refuge from DOGE cuts

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Already facing a staffing crists, the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge could be crippled if cuts seen elsewhere in the federal government take hold.

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Volunteers step up to save Gulf Coast wildlife refuge from DOGE cuts

Already facing a staffing crists, the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge could be crippled if cuts seen elsewhere in the federal government take hold.

2 days ago·Houston, United States

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Volunteers step up to save Gulf Coast wildlife refuge from DOGE cuts

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Volunteers step up to save Gulf Coast wildlife refuge from DOGE cuts

DOGE Cuts Hit Jacksonville Grace Orchards Project

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