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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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A large adult black bear plodding across a grassy field with vegetation in its mouth

For Parents and Educators

Four Elements of a Healthy Forest

View of California's Elkhorn Slough

Endangered Species Act

Aquatic restoration made easier for federal agencies in California

a hand holding a stem of lupine with developing seed pods. The whole stem has a pink mesh baggy tied around it.

Seed Collection Offers Hope for Mission Blue Butterfly

an orange and brown giant garter snake curled up on a rock

Habitat Restoration

New Habitat for Giant Garter Snake

A face-shot of California tiger salamander on top of green groundcover

Endangered Species Act

Sonoma County Vineyards Helping Salamanders

A sea otter floating on its back in the water

On Second Chances: The Southern Sea Otter’s Return to Ecological Relevance

Fish and Wildlife Service Completes Sea Otter Study, Outlines Next Steps

A brown owl with white streaks and spots sits in a tree with green moss and needles.

Endangered Species Act

Service Seeks Public Input on Barred Owl Management Strategy

A California tiger salamander larva with tiny forelimbs lays in front of a ruler. Its full length cannot be seen.

Conservation Corner

two men standing at the edge of water in a forest, one leaning down with a white bucket to release frog eggs

Endangered Frog Eggs Rescued

Celebrating California's coastal butterflies

A spiky green plant rises among dry grass

Habitat Restoration

Endangered Grass Making a Comeback