Devil Lake North Dakota
Devils Lake Wetland Management District: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Two major geological areas divide the Devils Lake WetlandManagement District. The Northeastern Drift Plain, consisting ofmany shallow potholes or lakes scattered among rolling hills,covers the western two thirds of the District, while an old lakebed, a remnant of glacial Lake Agassiz, covers the Red RiverValley in the east. ... Sullys Hill National Game Preserve is located in Benson Countyon the south shore of Devils Lake near the town of Devils Lake.Consisting of 1,674 acres of wooded hills and open meadows, it isone of four refuges managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servicefor American bison and elk. ... [Read More]
Long-billed Dowitcher (Lymnodromus scalopaceus)
Six sites with highest counts ( see Appendix for more information ): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Great Salt Lake area, Utah 3. Lahontan Valley, Nevada, including Carson Lake and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge 4. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 5. Sewage ponds, Devil's Lake, North Dakota 6. Benton Lake National Wildlife Refuge ... [Read More]
All Shorebirds
Fifteen sites with highest counts ( see Appendix for more information ): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Great Salt Lake area, including Bear River National Wildlife Refuge, Utah 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Lahontan Valley, Nevada, including Carson Lake and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge 5. Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, Texas 6. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 7. Chaplin Lakes, Saskatchewan 8. Old Wives Lake, Saskatchewan 9. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma 10. Bolivar Flats, Galveston Island, Texas 11. Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge, Texas 12. San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge, Texas 13. 19 km west of Luck Lake, Saskatchewan 14. Between Duson and Crowley, Louisiana 15. Devil's Lake, North Dakota ... [Read More]
White-rumped Sandpiper (Calidris fuscicollis)
Six sites with highest counts( see Appendix for more information ): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Dry Lake, Clark County, South Dakota 5. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma 6. Sheyenne Lake, North Dakota ... [Read More]
Archived -- Extending Learning Time for Disadvantaged Students, Volume 2; Educational Program for Homeless Children and Youth
Planning and design. The state Department of Public Instruction began providing McKinney Act funds in 1988 to education programs for the estimated 250 to 500 homeless children in North Dakota. At the site in Devil's Lake, the Families First agency and the elementary schools were already collaborating, with funding from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, to allow a teacher with experience in foster care to visit families of children experiencing sudden academic failure, poor socialization, or behavior problems. The Devil's Lake summer program began in 1990 as a response to concerns of teachers and Family First staff that homeless children were falling behind academically, especially between school years, and an awareness that these students needed a safe place to go when school was not in session. ... [Read More]
Semipalmated Sandpiper (Calidris pusilla)
Six sites with highest counts ( see Appendix for more information ): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma 5. Dry Lake, Clark County, South Dakota 6. Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, Texas ... [Read More]
Long Distance Migrants
Six sites with highest counts (see Appendix for more information): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Chaplin Lakes, Saskatchewan 5. Dry Lake, Clark County, South Dakota 6. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma ... [Read More]
Medium Shorebirds
Six sites with highest counts ( see Appendix for more information ): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Great Salt Lake area, Utah 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 5. Lahontan Valley, Nevada, including Carson Lake and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge 6. Laguna Atacosta National Wildlife Refuge, Texas ... [Read More]
Medium Sandpipers
Six sites with highest counts (see Appendix for more information): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Great Salt Lake area, Utah 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota 5. Lahontan Valley, Nevada 6. Carson Lake, Nevada ... [Read More]
Intermediate Distance Migrants
Six sites with highest counts (see Appendix for more information): 1. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Management Area, Kansas 2. Great Salt Lake area, Utah 3. Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan 4. Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, Texas 5. Lahontan Valley, Nevada, including Carson Lake and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge 6. Minnewaukan Flats, Devil's Lake, North Dakota ... [Read More]
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