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Wildlife Management

Citizen Scientists Key to Successful Data Collection at National Wildlife Refuge

Marilet Zablan with bridled white-eye in a forest on Guam

Marilet Zablan – Four Decades of Dedication to Conservation

a small furry mammal clings to a tree at night

Endangered Species Act

US Fish and Wildlife Service designates critical habitat for coastal marten

Damien Miller Receives Department of the Interior's Distinguished Service Award

Wildlife Wonders

Community Partnership Builds New Outdoor Classroom

Migratory Species

Clicking for Rails

USFWS digital media intern, Typhanie Shepherd, capturing video footage of fiel

Journey of Unwavering Vision, Believing and Belonging

A woman wearing glasses and a blue sweater smiles while standing under a blooming cherry blossom tree

Navigating 40 years of Life and Career in Fisheries

A man smiles while sitting on a ski lift wearing a helmet and green and white jacket. Trees with snow are in the background.

30 Years Guided by Mindset, Preparation, and Opportunity

A Career in the Wild

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Information From the Public

Illegal Killing of Gray Wolf in Jackson County, Oregon

A hairy black and white animals climbs some rocks.

Endangered Species Act

North American wolverine receives federal protection as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Healthy Habitats

Pink Nelson's checker-mallow flowers blooming in a field

Endangered Species Act

Prairie Conservation Continues to Blossom in the Pacific Northwest

Kids on the Clackamas

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes federal protections for both species of western pond turtle under the Endangered Species Act

A hairy black and white animals climbs some rocks.

Endangered Species Act

Service Updates North American Wolverine Species Status Assessment

Working in Wildland Fire Management

A smiling women with binoculars around her neck wearing a white shirt with greenery in the background

Bridget Fahey Named New Pacific Region Deputy Regional Director

field of sagebrush on a clear, blue sky day

Sneak Attack: Researchers Explore Bacteria in Fight Against Invasives on Sagebrush Steppe

A man in a US Fish & Wildlife Service shirt stands behind a poduum that says "Blue Heron Slough Restoration Unveiling" in front of a body of water

Hugh Morrison Selected as Pacific Regional Director

A tiny gray and black snail on a rock

Snail Species Columbia Oregonian Found Not Warranted For Listing Under Endangered Species Act

Endangered Species Act

$5,000 Reward Offered for Information on Illegal Killing of Gray Wolf in Klamath County, Oregon

Incoming Oregon state supervisor Kessina Lee

Longtime Conservationist and Regional Director for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Selected Oregon State Supervisor in the Pacific Region

Fall On Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Remembering a Conservation Champion

Maps to the Rescue

Collaborative Conservation in the Pacific Northwest

a small furry mammal clings to a tree at night

Endangered Species Act

US Fish and Wildlife Service designates critical habitat for coastal marten

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Information From the Public

Illegal Killing of Gray Wolf in Jackson County, Oregon

A hairy black and white animals climbs some rocks.

Endangered Species Act

North American wolverine receives federal protection as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act

Pink Nelson's checker-mallow flowers blooming in a field

Endangered Species Act

Prairie Conservation Continues to Blossom in the Pacific Northwest

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes federal protections for both species of western pond turtle under the Endangered Species Act

A hairy black and white animals climbs some rocks.

Endangered Species Act

Service Updates North American Wolverine Species Status Assessment

A smiling women with binoculars around her neck wearing a white shirt with greenery in the background

Bridget Fahey Named New Pacific Region Deputy Regional Director

A man in a US Fish & Wildlife Service shirt stands behind a poduum that says "Blue Heron Slough Restoration Unveiling" in front of a body of water

Hugh Morrison Selected as Pacific Regional Director

A tiny gray and black snail on a rock

Snail Species Columbia Oregonian Found Not Warranted For Listing Under Endangered Species Act

Endangered Species Act

$5,000 Reward Offered for Information on Illegal Killing of Gray Wolf in Klamath County, Oregon

Incoming Oregon state supervisor Kessina Lee

Longtime Conservationist and Regional Director for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Selected Oregon State Supervisor in the Pacific Region

Wildlife Management

Citizen Scientists Key to Successful Data Collection at National Wildlife Refuge

Marilet Zablan with bridled white-eye in a forest on Guam

Marilet Zablan – Four Decades of Dedication to Conservation

Damien Miller Receives Department of the Interior's Distinguished Service Award

Wildlife Wonders

Community Partnership Builds New Outdoor Classroom

Migratory Species

Clicking for Rails

USFWS digital media intern, Typhanie Shepherd, capturing video footage of fiel

Journey of Unwavering Vision, Believing and Belonging

A woman wearing glasses and a blue sweater smiles while standing under a blooming cherry blossom tree

Navigating 40 years of Life and Career in Fisheries

A man smiles while sitting on a ski lift wearing a helmet and green and white jacket. Trees with snow are in the background.

30 Years Guided by Mindset, Preparation, and Opportunity

A Career in the Wild

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Healthy Habitats

Kids on the Clackamas

Working in Wildland Fire Management

field of sagebrush on a clear, blue sky day

Sneak Attack: Researchers Explore Bacteria in Fight Against Invasives on Sagebrush Steppe

Fall On Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Remembering a Conservation Champion

Maps to the Rescue

Collaborative Conservation in the Pacific Northwest