Temporary home includes 43,000 acres of marshes and prairies

This past winter, Glenn and Ann Moore lived at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge on the Gulf Coast of Texas. The refuge contains 43,000 acres of marshes and prairies. They traveled for more than a year before finding the refuge and deciding to volunteer. They are profiled at a news site, UpstateToday.com.

As volunteers they have been involved in several interesting wildlife projects plus some hard work. Fishing kept Glenn happy and provided many meals for the couple.

They'll be volunteering at refuges in North Carolina and New Hampshire this summer and return to Anahuac in the fall.

They decided to do this now rather than wait. What a life! Jaimie Hall-Bruzenak

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