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Wildlife refuge worker headed for Hawaii

The Columbian
Published: May 28, 2013, 5:00pm

Ridgefield — Josephine Finley, a staff member at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge who lives in Yacolt, is headed for the big island of Hawaii this summer. But it’s not (all) a pleasure trip. Beginning in late July, Finley will study the extinction of species and what it takes to save them. It’s part of a graduate course she’s taking through Miami University of Oxford, Ohio, and its Project Dragonfly, which has joined with a nonprofit called Earth Expeditions. Earth Expeditions brings university students to global “hotspots” to study ecology and conservation in the field. Visit EarthExpeditions.org to learn more.

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