![]() Field Supervisor : Stephen Ricks 6578 Dogwood View Parkway Jackson, MS 39213 phone: 601-965-4900 fax: 601-965-4340
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Mission Statement The Mississippi Field Office will work proactively with other Service programs and external partners to conserve and enhance trust species and their habitats. We will strive to be dedicated and professional, promoting scientific excellence and a strategic approach to address landscape scale conservation, not only in Mississippi but throughout the Southeast. |
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Information you can use | Species and laws | In the News and Current Issues | ||||||
NEWLY released "Guide to the Identification and Distribution of Freshwater Mussels" Available.Section 7(a)(1): Interagency Cooperation7(a)(1) Framework v2.0_1 102015 USACE memo DCG_CEO ESA ComplianceExamples:Example 1Example 2Example 3Example 4Example 5Project Planning and ReviewSection 7 ESA & Conservation Planning AssistanceSpecies information and guidanceNewsroom
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Information on Federally Threatened or Endangered Species
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![]() Interior Least TernEastern Freshwater MusselsPearl DarterNews Release - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extends Endangered Species Act protection to rare fish Angular Dwarf CrayfishWhite Fringeless OrchidLouisiana Black BearBlack PinesnakeNews Release- Final publication of Black Pinesnake Critical Habitat Questions and Answers:- Black Pinesnake Final Critical Habitat Designation Black pinesnake final critical habitat rule Black Pinesnake Listed: What Does This Mean for me? Questions and Answers: Final Rule to List the Black Pinesnake under the Endangered Species Act Federal Register - Threatened Species Status for Black Pinesnake with 4(d) Rule News Release - Black Pinesnake Added to Threatened and Endangered Species List Questions and Answers: Final Rule to List the Black Pinesnake under the Endangered Species Act Dusky Gopher Frog
Northern Long-eared Bat
Fungus That Causes White-nose Syndrome Discovered in Mississippi |
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