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Zusammenfassung
Biologen des Head-Start-Programms tragen am 20. September 2017 89 zweijährige Gopherschildkröten zum Auswilderungsplatz Camp Shelby. Die jungen Schildkröten wurden an drei Standorten mit aktiven Wildschildkrötenhöhlen ausgewildert. (Foto der US-Armee von Staff Sgt. Scott Tynes)
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Mississippi
Erholung
Umwelt
Rückgewinnung
Schildkröte
Lager Shelby
Mississippi-Nationalgarde
Forstdienst
Schildkröte
gefährdete Spezies
Biologe
gefährdet
mdwfp
der Naturschutz
Steward
angedroht
Erdschildkröte
Fisch- und Wildtierdienst
Mississippi Department of Wildlife
Fischerei und Parks
Vorsprungsprogramm
zurück in die Wildnis
Umweltprojekt
Desoto National Forest
Naturerbe-Programm
Militärabteilung von Mississippi
Mitarbeiter sgt scott tynes
Hauptquartier der gemeinsamen Streitkräfte Mississippi Nationalgarde
Gopher-Schildkröten sind in die Wildnis zurückgekehrt
divids
ultrahohe Auflösung
hohe Auflösung
US-Armee
Datum
20/09/2017
Lage
Quelle
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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