Fish & Wildlife and Service Questions

Technical Questions

• Can you tell me about the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service?

• How can I get a job with the Service?

• How can I obtain or renew a fishing/hunting license, or get state information such as locations of fishing and hunting areas, animal control information, hunting/fishing season dates or population counts?

• Where can I get information on the effects hunting has on fish and wildlife?

• Where can I get in-depth information (including documents for listings and recovery plans) on Endangered Species?

• Where can I get information for a particular wildlife species?

• Can I download images from Fish and Wildlife Service web pages?

• Where do I send bird banding information?

• Do you have pamphlets or other information on how to feed birds or build birdhouses?

• How do I get a permit to import/export pets, live wildlife/plants or wildlife/plant products?

• How can I get a publication, picture, video, etc. from the Service?

• Where do you publish your news releases and background material on conservation issues?

• Can you support this environmental issue?

• What is the mailing address/phone number for a particular Arizona office?

• What is the phone number and/or e-mail address for an AESFO employee?

• Where can I get information on the survey of the number of people who participate in fishing, hunting and wildlife watching activities?

• Where can I get camping information?

• Will you please link to my homepage?

• Where can I get maps?

• Can you help me with my research?

• How can I view the documents posted in the Document Library?
  
  All the documents posted on this web site are in Adobe Acrobat format.  To view them, you'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.  Click here to download and install it on your PC.

• How can I get the Arizona Species/County lists?  How can I view them?

Click on the Threatened & Endangered button, scroll down the Threatened and Endangered Species page and you'll see an Arizona counties map and a list of all the Arizona counties.  Simply click on a county or its name, and the species list will appear in a new window.

• Why does it take so long to download some of the documents?
  

  Some of the documents posted in our Document Library are very large files.  Depending on the speed of your internet connection, downloading some of the larger files could very easily take several hours.  Dialup modem connections are typically the slowest type of  internet connection.  If you routinely download or transfer fairly large size data files, consider upgrading to a higher-speed connection, such as ISDN, Cable, DSL or dedicated data line service.

• Why does my monitor screen look funny when I access the AESFO web site or why doesn't some of the content display properly on my monitor screen?
  

  This web site was designed and optimized for Java-enabled Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher with a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 and 16-bit color depth.  This is recommended to properly display the content, features and functionality of the site.  An alternate internet browser and lower screen resolution will work.  However, some of the displays and functions might not work as designed.