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Program News

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

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

Wildlife Management

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

Environmental and Natural Resource Program staff wearing gloves use surgical tools to collect fin clips from a captured river herring on the banks of a creek.

History and Culture

Rappahannock Tribe Uses Service Grant for Culturally and Environmentally Important Restoration

Endangered Species Act

Expanding Wisconsin wetland habitat with coastal funding

Habitat Restoration

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

a marsh

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

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Autumn Rituals: Celebrating Dove Hunting Traditions

Endangered Species Act

The Work of Generations

Family wearing lifejackets enjoys a pontoon boat ride on lake.

First Motorized Boating Addendum Report Records Public Participation Across U.S.

Young children birding at San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Birdwatching in America

A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below

The Highlands Conservation Act grant program at 20

Wildlife Management

Service Provides Over $1.3 Billion to Advance State Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Outdoor Recreational Access

Service Seeks Public Comment on a Draft EA for the Hankinson Shooting Range Construction in North Dakota

Habitat Restoration

$10.8 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands and Build Coastal Resiliency

Science and Technology

Cutting-Edge Conservation Innovations Garner Theodore Roosevelt Genius Prizes

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Wildlife Management

Service Awards More Than $1.3 Million to Seven Alaska Tribes

herd elk in the far distance with snow covered hills and tallk mountains behind them

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Comment on a Draft Environmental Assessment for the Teton Wildlife Habitat Management Area Disposal in Teton County, Wyoming

Americans Spent $394B on Hunting, Fishing, and Wildlife-Associated Activities in '22

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Comments on a Draft Update to the Final Environmental Assessment for the South Dakota Shooting Sports Complex in Meade County, South Dakota

Science and Technology

Theodore Roosevelt Genius Prize Offers up to $100,000 for Novel Conservation Solutions

Endangered Species Act

Furbish’s Lousewort, One of the First Federally Protected Plants, Now Faces a Lower Risk of Extinction

$20M to Support Boating Infrastructure, Local Communities and Outdoor Recreation

Wildlife Management

Over $1.6 Billion Will Support Conservation Agencies and Outdoor Access

Environmental and Natural Resource Program staff wearing gloves use surgical tools to collect fin clips from a captured river herring on the banks of a creek.

History and Culture

Rappahannock Tribe Uses Service Grant for Culturally and Environmentally Important Restoration

Endangered Species Act

Expanding Wisconsin wetland habitat with coastal funding

a mourning dove perched on a tree branch

Autumn Rituals: Celebrating Dove Hunting Traditions

Endangered Species Act

The Work of Generations

Family wearing lifejackets enjoys a pontoon boat ride on lake.

First Motorized Boating Addendum Report Records Public Participation Across U.S.

Young children birding at San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Birdwatching in America

A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below

The Highlands Conservation Act grant program at 20

Migratory Species

One bird too many

Archers in Action: A Journey from State Plan to National Triumph

2024 Pacific Region Tribal Wildlife Grants Recipients

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Office of Conservation Investment Staff Honored with AFWA Special Recognition Awards

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A Place to Park that Matches the Adventure Beyond the Trailhead