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Program News

Look here for the latest information on the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program.

A golden orange fish swims along the bottom of the sandy ocean

Spring of Resources: New Research Vessel in American Samoa

Man holds fly rod and net as he catches a trout.

History and Culture

Casting a Conservation Legacy 75 Years of the Sport Fish Restoration Act

Three red fish in leaves are seasoned for cooking

Fishing Pono in Hawaiʻi: A Call to Honor Nature and Its Gifts

Partner Fish and Wildlife Agencies Receive $55 Million to Protect and Manage Species of Conservation Concern

Group of women of varying ages pose for a photo along a roadside while wearing matching maroon sweatshirts made for the trapping workshop.

Providing Opportunities in the Outdoors �� Facilitating Age-Old Heritage and Growing the Trapping Community

Juvenile Lake Trout

Wildlife Management

Where the wild fish are

Renovation mock-up shows an example of the large, updated aquariums being built at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center.

Wildlife Management

A New Era for Aquatic Conservation and Education at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center

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Habitat Restoration

Cranberry bog restoration builds resilience

student archers on the shooting line

Targeting Success: The Impact of National Archery in Schools

Spawning adult cutthroat trout in Utah

Wildlife Management

Restoring Utah Cutthroats and Creating Angling Opportunities for Native Trout

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Tribal Wildlife Grants Funding Announced

Anything but a fish tale

Partner Fish and Wildlife Agencies Receive $55 Million to Protect and Manage Species of Conservation Concern

4 birds silhouetted in the sky against clouds

Tribal Wildlife Grants Funding Announced

Wildlife Management

Over $1.3 Billion to Support Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Outdoor Access

Habitat Restoration

More Than $25 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands and Build Coastal Resiliency

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Service Awards $3 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands in California

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History and Culture

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Awards More Than $1.3 Million in Tribal Wildlife Grants to Alaska Tribes

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to delist wetland plant

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Endangered Species Act

States and Territories Receive $7.4 Million in Competitive Grants to Conserve Vulnerable Wildlife

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service makes a Finding of No Significant Impact for the proposed Federal Land Disposal and Replacement of Hydro #2 Game Production Area, in Lawrence County, South Dakota

Service Provides Over $2.3 Million to Benefit Recreational Boaters in California and Nevada

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Service Provides $1.8 Million for Boating Infrastructure Projects in California

Seeking Public Comments on a Draft Environmental Assessment in South Dakota

A golden orange fish swims along the bottom of the sandy ocean

Spring of Resources: New Research Vessel in American Samoa

Man holds fly rod and net as he catches a trout.

History and Culture

Casting a Conservation Legacy 75 Years of the Sport Fish Restoration Act

Three red fish in leaves are seasoned for cooking

Fishing Pono in Hawaiʻi: A Call to Honor Nature and Its Gifts

Group of women of varying ages pose for a photo along a roadside while wearing matching maroon sweatshirts made for the trapping workshop.

Providing Opportunities in the Outdoors �� Facilitating Age-Old Heritage and Growing the Trapping Community

Juvenile Lake Trout

Wildlife Management

Where the wild fish are

Renovation mock-up shows an example of the large, updated aquariums being built at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center.

Wildlife Management

A New Era for Aquatic Conservation and Education at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center

a low expanse of green plants with ditches, a berm, and culvert

Habitat Restoration

Cranberry bog restoration builds resilience

student archers on the shooting line

Targeting Success: The Impact of National Archery in Schools

Spawning adult cutthroat trout in Utah

Wildlife Management

Restoring Utah Cutthroats and Creating Angling Opportunities for Native Trout

Anything but a fish tale

Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez holds her award from the Arizona Game and Fish Department

Service Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez Receives AZGFD 2024 Natural Resource Professional of the Year

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Science and Technology

Returning turtles to the wild