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A heron enjoys a fish from the reservoir for a meal. Photo by Sheila Goss

A heron enjoys a fish from the reservoir for a meal. Photo by Sheila Goss

Ripples from the Reservoir: Greeting visitors, targeting invasives, eyeing eaglets

Summer made a steamy, muggy and hot entrance. The warm weather and Independence Day holiday weekend brought many visitors to the reservoir, keeping rangers, park staff, vendors, and our Aquatic Invasive Species greeters very busy.

Jul 21, 20253 min read

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