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Students at a West Virginia University continue to restore Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge

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West Liberty University (WLU) biology students are continuing their efforts to restore part of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge on Wheeling Island. West Liberty University Biology students Painter (right) and Ellie Uher (left) live stake Sandbar Willows at the head of Wheeling Island. Twelve students, led by WLU Associate Professor Dr. James Wood and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Specialist Victor Elam, planted 150 Sandbar Willo…

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Students at a West Virginia University continue to restore Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge

West Liberty University (WLU) biology students are continuing their efforts to restore part of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge on Wheeling Island. West Liberty University Biology students Painter (right) and Ellie Uher (left) live stake Sandbar Willows at the head of Wheeling Island. Twelve students, led by WLU Associate Professor Dr. James Wood and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Specialist Victor Elam, planted 150 Sandbar Willo…

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