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Podcasts from the National Conservation Training Center

A collection of podcasts created by the NCTC Podcast Team at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC).

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Neotropical Birds of the Yucatán Peninsula by Ernesto Gomez

Photographs of neotropical birds taken in the field by Ernesto Gomez across the Yucatán Peninsula.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Wildfire Management

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law plays a key part in the fire mitigation process by providing funding, which in turn hires crews to help mitigate the dangers that lead to uncontained wildfires.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Ecosystem Restoration Program

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding provides important resources to restore America’s natural infrastructure by advancing healthy forests, detecting and eradicating invasive species, investing in National Seed Strategy collection and production, restoring recreation sites and national parks, and mitigating hazards on mined lands. With this funding, the Service is collaborating with states, Tribes and local communities to invest in projects which will further habitat restoration, invasive species control, conservation of at-risk and listed species and provide benefits to several significant ecosystems.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Oil, Gas, and Mineral Management

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides long-term funding to plug orphan oil and gas wells on national wildlife refuges and reclaim those sites to eliminate environmental and public safety hazards. An orphan well is one for which there is no viable operator of record and therefore no longer a party responsible for the well’s maintenance. The process of restoring the refuge lands degraded by the presence of such wells, pipelines, and other related infrastructure may take several years to complete with help from partnering agencies.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Fish Passage

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is providing funding to the National Fish Passage Program: The program works to restore degraded and fragmented aquatic habitats, which decreases public safety hazards and improves infrastructure resilience by reducing flood risks, removing obsolete dams, and strengthening water delivery for local agriculture irrigation districts. In turn, this work creates construction, engineering, and other jobs, stimulating the local economy.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Lake Tahoe Restoration

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding is providing important capacity to control aquatic invasive species for the benefit of Lahontan cutthroat trout and other native species. The trout is a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act and is a recovery priority for the Service, Washoe Tribe, Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, and other federal and non-federal partners in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Delaware River Basin Restoration

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding provides competitive matching grants for habitat conservation to state and local governments, nonprofit organizations, institutions of higher education, and other eligible entities in the Delaware River Basin in partnership with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Sagebrush Conservation

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law builds on an existing collaborative effort with public and private partners to conserve the sagebrush ecosystem of the American West and the nationally significant biological, cultural, and economic resources it supports.

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