Sheldon - Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Sheldon and Hart Mountain Refuges are remote and expansive jewels of high-desert habitat, set aside in the 1930s for the conservation of pronghorn antelope. Thirty years later, a centralized administrative office for the two refuges was established in Lakeview, Oregon to meet the increasing demands of managing these habitats and the need for basic commercial services and amenities. Today, refuge maintenance staff and field biologists remain at remote stations on the refuges while administration, outreach, biological investigations, and fire management services are provided from Lakeview.

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KBR Wild Horse and Burro News Gather and Disbursal Delayed FWS STILL PLANNING TO REMOVE EXCESS WILD HORSES Story date: March, 2000

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2003 Hart Mountain Sage Grouse Lek Survey Results Based on surveys of sage grouse leks on Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge known have been active within the past 13 years, the refuge's sage grouse population was estimated at 2,600 birds in 2003.

2003 Hart Mountain Sage Grouse Lek Survey Results Based on surveys of sage grouse leks on Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge known have been active within the past 13 years, the refuge's sage grouse population was estimated at 2,600 birds in 2003.