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Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge restoration, Antioch
March 6, 2007

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Susan Euing,
US Fish and Wildlife Service Biologist,
clearing invasive plants with Deer Valley
High School student and teacher.
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This naked-stem buckwheat
is the host plant for an Antioch
Dunes endangered species,
the Lange's Metalmark butterfly is
not only endangered but also endemic.
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Students remove non-native grasses
to protect an endangered native plant,
the evening primrose.
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Deer Valley High School 9th graders
measure wildlife tracks at Antioch Dunes.
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Second stage in the process of
removing non-native plants from around
the delicate evening primrose.
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The work of clearing the invasive
plants is done - the students display
their success!