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    How the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is taking action to help pollinators [Image 4 of 4]

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    A group of approximately 12 people pose together in a freshly tilled field next to a 'Pollinator Habitat' sign sponsored by Phillips 66. The group includes individuals in National Park Service uniforms wearing white hard hats, alongside civilians, gathered around an ATV with a red seed spreader attachment. This appears to be a conservation or habitat restoration project event.

    UNITED STATES

    04.11.2019

    Photo by Sara Goodeyon 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District

    Kaw Lake staff and Phillips 66 Ponca City refinery volunteers at the pollinator habitat site after it was prepped for seeding.

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    Date Taken: 04.11.2019
    Date Posted: 06.24.2021 14:30
    Photo ID: 6707267
    VIRIN: 210624-A-VS667-004
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    Location: US
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    A uniformed park ranger or forestry official is seated on a green Polaris ATV in a cleared, muddy field. The individual is wearing a white hard hat, sunglasses, and a gray uniform shirt with a visible badge or patch. A second ATV is visible in the background, suggesting a coordinated field operation.
    The image shows a 'Pollinator Habitat' sign posted in a lush green meadow area with wildflowers. The sign, featuring red and green colors with an image of a monarch butterfly, indicates the area has been planted with pollinator-friendly flowers and is protected from pesticides. The habitat appears well-established with visible yellow wildflowers, tall grasses, and white flowering plants.
    A wide open field filled with wild sunflowers in full bloom stretches toward a treeline on the horizon. The sky is dramatic and overcast with heavy storm clouds, though light breaks through near the center, casting a diffused glow over the landscape. The foreground shows reddish-brown soil with dense green vegetation and yellow wildflowers.
    A group of approximately 12 people pose together in a freshly tilled field next to a 'Pollinator Habitat' sign sponsored by Phillips 66. The group includes individuals in National Park Service uniforms wearing white hard hats, alongside civilians, gathered around an ATV with a red seed spreader attachment. This appears to be a conservation or habitat restoration project event.

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