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News

The Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office's External Affairs Division provides information and assistance to media outlets, congressional offices, partner organizations and the general public. News releases and stories about our conservation work can be found below.

If you need more information, please contact Meghan Snow, public affairs officer, at [email protected].

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Two people in waders walk through ankle deep water with young reeds growing out of the water. The person in front holds a net and points to something in the water.

Surveying for Survivors

Flowers of various colors bloom in and around a drying vernal pool. Green grassy hills are in the background.

Land Management

Public Review of Final South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan

Service Releases New Report to Help Focus Conservation Efforts for the California Spotted Owl

Public Comment Sought Ahead of Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Timber Company’s Spotted Owl Take Permit Application

Habitat Conservation Plan Proposed for San Francisco Bay Area

a silver metal band with letters and numbers are placed on the ducks

a brown kangaroo rat sits in a dirt patch on its long hind legs with its equally long tail extended behind

Endangered Species Act

Grazing for Giant Kangaroo Rats

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Comment on Sierra Pacific Industries Conservation Plan for West Coast Fisher Populations in 16 California Counties

two adult kit foxes sit outside their rocky den with two kit fox pups

Endangered Species Act

Outfoxing Mange

an orange and black monarch butterfly rests on a green milkweed plant

Habitat Restoration

Monarch Highway