Refuge Beat Published quarterly by the Texas Mid-Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex Fall 2010 Winter 2011 Spring 2011 Summer 2011 Fall 2011

Migration Celebration Photo Contest Migration Celebration is our annual spring nature festival at San Bernard NWR. 2007 - Photo Contest Winning Entries 2008 - Photo Contest Winning Entries 2009 - Photo Contest Winning Entries 2010 - Photo Contest Winning Entries 2011 - Photo Contest Winning Entries

Volunteer Activities Volunteer members of Friends of Brazoria Wildlife Refuges at work in the refuges 2004 - Hudson Woods Unit - Boardwalk Construction 2006 - DEEP: Discovery Environmental Education Program 2006 - San Bernard Oak Trail - Boardwalk Construction 2007 - Betty Brown Unit - Trail and Sign Construction 2008 - Mid-Coast Headquarters - Tree Planting 2008 - Migration Celebration 2009 - Dow Woods Unit - Dedication 2009 - Migration Celebration 2010 - Birds of Prey Program - Angleton 2010 - Migration Celebration 2010 - Dow Woods Unit - Tveten Trail Construction 2011 - Birds of Prey Program - Van Vleck 2011 - Migration Celebration 2011 - Dow Woods Unit - South Trail Work Day 2011 - Dow Woods Unit - Grand Opening Celebration 2011 - Family Day at Hanson Riverside County Park 2011 - Brazoria Christmas Bird Count

		Events Conferences, Facilities Tours, Awards. 2008 - Ever Green: Protecting the Columbia Bottomlands 2009 - Volunteer Recognition Dinner 2009 - Texas Junior Duck Stamp Program Winning Entries 2009 - USFWS Friends Academy 2010 - Volunteer Appreciation Dinner 2010 - USFWS Region II Friends Conference 2010 - BNWR Mottled Duck Ponds Tour 2011 - Volunteer Appreciation Dinner 2011 - Brazoria NWR Field Office Open House 2011 - BCFAS Art League The Art of Photography 2011 - USFWS Conserving the Future Conference

		Documents Archival documents published by the Texas Mid-Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex Post-Hurricane Ike Observations for Texas Mid-Coast NWRC

News Articles News Articles published in local newspapers, reprinted by permission Nash Prairie: Protecting Prairie passion for paster Nash Prairie: What Texas Really Looked Like