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The Rees Training Center continues its efforts to preserve Western Burrowing Owl colonies

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Since 2008, natural resource management at the Rees Training Center near Hermiston, Oregon, has played a key role in reversing the decline of the burrowing owl population.
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The Rees Training Center continues its efforts to preserve Western Burrowing Owl colonies

Since 2008, natural resource management at the Rees Training Center near Hermiston, Oregon, has played a key role in reversing the decline of the burrowing owl population.

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DVIDS broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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