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Article: SHE FOUND HER CALLING IN THE ENVIRONMENT NEW REFUGE MANAGER IS A MASSACHUSETTS NATIVE
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- May 25, 2003
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When Libby Herland learned she would become this state's manager
for the National Wildlife Refuge Association, the Massachusetts
native felt a sense of completion.
"I felt like I had kind of come full circle, coming to
Massachusetts," said Herland, 47, who has served as the refuge
manager at Wallkill National Wildlife Refuge in northwest New Jersey
since 1995. "The circle is complete."
Herland began her new $91,000-a-year position
at the end of last month, taking over for Bud Oliveira, who
left for Atlanta to become refuge superintendent in the Southeast
United States.
Herland, who reports to the US Division of Fish and Wildlife, will
be based in Sudbury at the headquarters for the Great ...