Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program

Partners for Fish and Wildlife, a national program implemented by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect, enhance and restore important fish and wildlife habitats on private lands through partnerships, offers a chance to regain some of America’s most important natural resources. This voluntary cost-share program builds on the strength and interest of committed individuals and organizations to accomplish shared conservation goals. In the Northeast Region, we have Partners for Fish and Wildlife offices in all of the thirteen states.

New York Wetlands               Restoring salt marsh in Maine
Wetland restoration in New York.              Restoring grid ditched salt marsh in                      Riparian fencing in Virginia.
     Maine.

Restoration of a Pennsylvania stream                Delaware wetland restoration
Restoration of in-stream habitat                    Restoring wetland micro-habitat                     Native upland habitat restoration
   in Pennsylvania.                                            in Delaware.                                                  in New Jersey.

What is Partners
for Fish and Wildlife

•Restore Federal trust species habitats on private lands including Tribal, County and Municipal.

•Restore wetlands, riparian, instream, and native upland habitats.

•Remove barriers to fish passage.

•Leverage funds and resources through efficient state-federal-private partnerships.

For more information click below

CT
Rick Potvin
(860)399-2513

PA
Mark Roberts
(814)234-4090

MA
Eric Derleth
(603)223-2541 (ext. 14)

NH
Eric Derleth
(603)223-2541 (ext. 14)

VT
Chris Smith
(802)872-0629 (ext. 20)

MD
Al Rizzo
(410)573-4543

DE
Al Rizzo
(410)573-4543

ME
Ron Joseph
(207)827-5938

NY
Carl Schwartz
(607)753-9334

NJ
Eric Schrading
(609)646-9310

RI
Eric Derleth
(603)223-2541 (ext. 14)

WV
John Schmidt
(304)636-6586

VA
Bridgett Costanzo
(804)693-6694

Steve Hill
Regional Coordinator
(413)253-8614

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