Fish & Wildlife News is the quarterly magazine of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is written by and about Fish and Wildlife Service employees in offices around the nation.
Contents:
- From the Director: Honesty, Integrity and Professionalism
- Rising to the Challenge
- Climate in the Classroom
- Counting Bat Noses
- Service Employees Affected by Wildfire in Boise
- Big Apple is for the Birds
- Protecting Habitat in New Mexico
- Going Green
- Poetry Upon the Ocean: The Albatross Is a Bird of Legend and Extremes
- A Leap Forward: The Journey to Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery Has Begun
- River of Hope: Students in the Schools in Schools Program Are Helping Restore American Shad to the Potomac River
- Grim Harvest: Illegal Hunting and Bushmeat Trade Threaten the Future of African Wildlife
- A Bird’s Eye View of Wind Energy: Wyoming’s Wind Energy Potential Is Undeniable, But the State’s Challenge Will Be to Lessen the Downside for Wildlife
- Back to Life: Scientists Discover That the trispot darter — a Species That Hadn’t Been Collected in Alabama’s Waters Since 1947— Is Alive and Well
- River Booty
- Learning the Ropes
- Recovery Milestone
- Keeping with Tradition
- Citizen Stewards
- Restoring a Native
- A Boost to Rare Beetle
- Meeting the Neighbors
- Quick Response
- Botanists Blitz Appalachian Cliffs for Endangered Plant
- Beyond the Classroom
- Fish Passage Ceremony in Colorado
- Wolf Watch
- Close Call
- A Rare Breed
- Up Close and Personal
- Fish Tales, the Fish and Wildlife Service You Don’t Know: Bad Medicine
Type of document
Education
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
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