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Program News

Here you can find news and stories related to the National Wildlife Refuge System.

Saltmarsh Sparrow mother and chicks huddled in nest in salt marsh

The sparrow that speaks for the marsh

Wildlife Wonders

A fall foliage tour of the Northeast

Land Management

Prescribed Fire at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge

Migratory Species

Minnesota Valley NWR - Saving Birds One Window at a Time

Baltimore Residents Flock to Masonville Cove to Connect with Nature

Making new connections: Meet Refuge Manager Cassie Skaggs

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Manages Lands and Waters for You

A concrete bridge structure with vertical grates along the sides extending into the water. In the foreground, a floating boom reaches diagonally across the canal.

Habitat Restoration

Lake Mattamuskeet Aquatic Grass Restoration FAQs

A rainbow over a wetland and green field with dozens of birds flying by

Habitat Restoration

Creating Healthy Habitat

Wildlife Management

Decades-long Partnership Eradicates Destructive Nutria Rodents from Maryland

A furry, beaver-like animal perches in the mud of a coastal wetland. It uses its paws to gather marsh grass roots to eat.

Habitat Restoration

Good riddance to bad rodents

An overlook near a pond.

Upcoming Updates will Refocus Mission & Vision of Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center

Wildlife Wonders

a beaver dam in a wetland

Wildlife Wonders

Beavers Can Build, but Rivers Rule the Roost

Officials, volunteers celebrate improvements at Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge

Climate Change Impacts

Habitat Restoration

Tittabawassee River Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge Restoration Project

Habitat Restoration

Tittabawassee River Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge Expansion

Wildlife Wonders

“Tshcick-a-dee-dee�� Chickadees

Aerial view of water and land split up

A model for the future

Wildlife Wonders

Rivers: America’s Lifeblood

Science and Technology

Anatomy of a Fish Weir

Wildlife Wonders

Seabirds of the Pacific Northwest

Frequently Asked Questions for Stillwater NWR