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USGS and USFWS Scientists at San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge, Texas

By Climate Research and Development Program
team of USGS/USFWS scientists in coastal marsh
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A USGS/USFWS team working at a coastal marsh site near a surface elevation table-marker horizon (SET-MH) station at San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge in Texas. Left to right, Tiffany Lane, Claudia Laurenzano, Laura Feher, Camille Stagg, Jena Moon, and Michael Osland. Taken via camera timer by the team, 10/3/2019. 

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