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Female Grizzly Bear

Wildlife Management

As Grizzly Bears Emerge from Dens, Wildlife Managers Ask Public to Help Keep Bears Wild

A National Park Service biologist studies a nesting Kemp's ridley sea turtle and records data.

Wildlife Wonders

Public Urged to Help Protect Sea Turtles as Nesting Season Arrives in Texas

A picture of a roseate tern, and black and white bird on a beach

Habitat Restoration

Plan to restore natural resources in Buzzards Bay targets Ram Island, home to endangered terns.

Land Management

For Peat's Sake

Proactive conservation supports species at risk

National Guard protects last eastern population of rare butterfly

a white plastic tray with nine partitions holds one light brown fairy shrimp in each partition. In the center is the text "the Branchi Bunch" in a font like the title of the sitcom, the Brady Bunch, to parody the opening title screen of the show.

Wildlife Wonders

Tune In to California's Vernal Pools

Endangered Species Act

Proposal to list pyramid pigtoe mussel withdrawn

Endangered Species Act

FAQs �� Withdrawal of the pyramid pigtoe from listing consideration

Land Management

Continued Decline of Wetlands Documented in New U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Report

a stone jetty with sparse trees cuts through a still lake that reflects blue skies and clouds

Land Management

Trustees Release Onondaga Lake Natural Resource Damage Assessment Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment Addendum

a brown snake with yellow stripes rests on a log

Endangered Species Act

Final Roosevelt Dam Habitat Conservation Plan Amendment

Endangered Species Act

Captive-reared Great Lakes piping plovers released at Montrose Beach

Reward offered for information on vandalism of shorebird nests in Far Rockaway

Grizzly bear visiting a hair snare site

Endangered Species Act

Grizzly Bear Recovery Partners Continue Research in Montana

Alligator snapping turtle

Endangered Species Act

Comments Sought on Conservation Agreement for Six Aquatic Species in the Trinity River Basin

An Okaloosa darter hovers in clear stream water.

Endangered Species Act

Service Delists the Okaloosa Darter

Endangered Species Act

Protecting two more freshwater mussel species under the Endangered Species Act

Endangered Species Act

Service Announces Availability of Final Recovery Plan for the Whorled Sunflower

Texas fatmucket

Endangered Species Act

Conservation Agreement for Lower Colorado River Basin Mussels Open for Public Comment

Southern Elktoe from the Apalachicola River

Endangered Species Act

Proposed Listing and Critical Habitat of Southern Elktoe

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Issues Incidental Take Permit for Multiple Wind Energy Projects

A pearl darter in water. The common name, pearl darter, is derived from iridescent patches on its gill covers resembling the coloration of a pearl.

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Announces Availability of Pearl Darter Recovery Plan

red flowering plant with green leaves

Endangered Species Act

Final Recovery Plan Available for Endangered Puerto Rican Plant

a silvery fish known as clear lake hitch jumps over turbid waters

Collaborating on the Conservation of Clear Lake Hitch

How Lou Perrotti became American burying beetles' Recovery Champion

Close up of the green leaves and white flowers of a tree.

Endangered Species Act

Reclasificación del árbol Eugenia woodburyana de en peligro de extinción a amenazado - Preguntas frecuentes

Close up of the green leaves and white flowers of a tree.

Endangered Species Act

Reclassifying Eugenia woodburyana Tree from Endangered to Threatened - Frequently Asked Questions

Habitat Restoration

Upgrading stream crossings for people and wildlife

a black and white photo from a trail camera of a san joaquin kit fox among low bushes looking the camera with glowing eyes

Wildlife Wonders

San Joaquin Kit Foxes Return to Kern National Wildlife Refuge

Butterfly with orange, brown, and white wings perched perched on a flower head gathering nectar with another butterfly on the backside of the flower head.

Endangered Species Act

Final Listing, Critical Habitat, and 4(d) Rule for the Puerto Rican Harlequin Butterfly - Frequently Asked Questions��

Butterfly with orange, brown, and white wings perched perched on a flower head gathering nectar with another butterfly on the backside of the flower head.

Endangered Species Act

Listado Final para la Mariposa Arlequín de Puerto Rico, Hábitat Critico Final, y Regla 4(d) - Preguntas Frecuentes

2 plover chicks on beach on wet sand in front of wave

A changing climate threatens a beloved shorebird

Joining forces to combat turtle trafficking

Florida Bonneted Bat

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