Author:Sydney Giuliano
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Works
[edit]U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service articles
[edit]Articles by Giuliano can be found through a search query on USA.gov
2021
[edit]- Flowers they both will love: Pollinator-friendly perennials for Mom and Mother Nature (May 3) (online article)
2022
[edit]- Meet the bees of the Northeast (Apr. 20) (online article)
- Grand opening of new Allens Pond accessible trail (Aug. 15) (online article)
- Confronting climate change (May 9) (online article)
- Saving the tricolored bat (Sep. 13) (online article)
- Sarah Shearer: A term employee makes a permanent impression (Oct. 13) (online article)
- Wildlife's most magical adaptations (Oct. 27) (online article)
- Nearly 1,000 acres of Fones Cliffs to be returned to the Rappahannock Tribe (Dec. 15) (online article)
- Secluded isopod likely to face few population threats in the near future (Dec. 28) (online article) Note: Originally titled "Rye Cove isopod does not warrant federal protection"
2023
[edit]- Protecting small species yields big rewards (Feb. 14) (online article)
- Turning Tribal trust into a conservation community (Mar. 30) (online article)
- Wild roommates (May 3) (online article)
Misc.
[edit]- A fall foliage tour of the Northeast (coauthored with Leah Riley) (online article)
- Harriet Tubman homestead discovered (online article)
One or more copyright licenses apply to some or all works by this author.
A preliminary search indicated that this author's works are generally still protected under copyright law, and cannot be hosted on Wikisource. However, some works may be in the public domain or under free licensing terms. Read more here.
Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they are works of the United States federal government (see 17 U.S.C. 105).
Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse