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Ecological Services Program Supervisor taking questions from the public.
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IMG-0117
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Joe Madison answers questions about the Service's proposal
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Joe Madison answers questions about the Service's proposal
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North Carolina Wildlife Foundation Representatives
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Michael Morse, Fish and Wildlife Biologist with the Manteo Field Office, sharing his knowledge and expertise on red wolf with the public.
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Members of the public at the Service's information session.
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Red Wolf Information Session
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Information Session
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Members of the public reviewing a summary of the proposed changes to the red wolf program.
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Cindy Hefley and Lilibeth Serrano at the information session, before the hearing.
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Pete Benjamin, gave a brief overview of the proposed changes and history of the red wolf program.
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The audience: In the foreground, Mrs. Victoria Hagemeister, private citizen and Michael Morse, Fish and Wildlife Biologist with the Service’s North Carolina Red Wolf Non-essential Experimental Population in the Manteo Field Office.
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Audience waiting for the public hearing to begin.
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The Service is listening.
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The Service is listening
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Phil Kloer, Public Affairs Specialist for the Service Regional Office in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bria Pintado, RPR
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Independent citizens and film producers recorded the hearing.
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Current and proposed non-essential population