Fifty-one Fish and Wildlife Conservation Offices are strategically located across the Nation and play an important role in implementing the Service’s fish and aquatic resource conservation programs. Service staff work with a broad range of partners, and use a variety of non-regulatory conservation tools, to recover and restore some of the Nation’s most iconic fish and other aquatic species and their habitats, many of which are listed as threatened or endangered under the ESA, or are at-risk of listing. These offices are the Service’s “boots on-the-ground” fisheries conservation capacity and are under increasing demand for their services. They are essential components of Service efforts, aligned with Administration priorities, to tackle climate change climate change
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Alaska

Northern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office

Southern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office

Kenia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Arizona

Arizona Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

California

Arcata Fish and Wildlife Office

San Francisco Bay-Delta Fish and Wildlife Office

Lodi Fish and Wildlife Office

Red Bluff Fish and Wildlife Office

Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office

Colorado

Colorado Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Grand Junction Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Florida

Panama City Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Peninsular Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Idaho

Idaho Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Illinois

Carterville Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Louisiana

Baton Rouge Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Maine

Maine Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Maryland

Maryland Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Massachusetts

Connecticut River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Michigan

Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Ludington Biological Station

Marquette Biological Station

Mississippi

Lower Mississippi River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Missouri

Columbia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Montana

Montana Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Nevada

Lahontan Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

New Hampshire

Central New England Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

New Mexico

New Mexico Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

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Western Washington Fish & Wildlife Conservation Office staff electrofishing for population assessment study
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New York

Lower Great Lakes Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

North Dakota

Missouri River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Oklahoma

Oklahoma Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Oregon

Klamath Falls Fish and Wildlife Office

Pennsylvania

Mid-Atlantic Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

South Dakota

Great Plains Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Texas

Texas Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Utah

Green River Basin Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Utah Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Vermont

Lake Champlain Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Virginia

Virginia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Washington

Columbia River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Mid-Columbia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Western Washington Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

West Virginia

Applachian Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Wisconsin

Ashland Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Green Bay Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

La Crosse Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

Wyoming

Lander Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office