Mississippi Ecological Field Services Office

Mississippi Ecological Services Field Office

Southeast Region

Refuge Finder Office Finder Service Finder Contact Finder Home Staff, hours, and directions Field Office Fact Sheet Our Programs - What we do Lower Mississippi River Endangered Species Section 7 Consultation Environmental Education & Outreach Media Outreach & News Releases Partners Program Frequently Asked Questions Special Projects & Issues Field Supervisor : Stephen Ricks 6578 Dogwood View Parkway Jackson, MS 39213 phone: 601-965-4900 fax: 601-965-4340		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.

		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. Download PDF Section 7(a)(1): Interagency Cooperation 7(a)(1) Framework v2.0_1 10 2015 USACE memo DCG_CEO ESA Compliance Examples: Example 1 USACE LMR Plan 2013 INTEGRATED PROCESS REVIEW OF SECTION 7(A)(1)CP 2013 Example 2 USMC 7a1 plan 2012 Example 3 MVM FPM PLAN 2018 Example 4 USACE SWD ILT Plan 2016 Example 5 CSBC CCA 2003 Project Planning and Review Section 7 ESA & Conservation Planning Assistance Staff Contacts by County Conservation Planning and Federal Projects Communication Towers Species information and guidance Bald Eagle Guidance Critical Habitat Data Threatened or Endangered Species by County Habitat Descriptions of Mississippi's Federally Listed Species Newsroom Mississippi Field Office Press Releases Southeastern Region Press Releases National Press Releases National Stock Film Footage Partners Program Contacts and Information		Information on Federally Threatened or Endangered Species Federally Listed Species by Mississippi County Habitat Descriptions of Mississippi's Federally Listed Species Information on Federal Natural Resource Laws Digest of Federal Resource Laws Federal Register Federally Listed Species in Mississippi Plants Louisiana quillwort Pondberry Price's potato bean Mussels Heavy pigtoe Southern combshell Southern clubshell Ovate clubshell Black clubshell Alabama moccasinshell Orange-nacre mucket Cumberlandian combshell snuffbox Slabside pearlymussel Fat pocketbook Inflated heelsplitter Rabbitsfoot Sheepnose Insects Mitchell's satyr butterfly Fishes Gulf sturgeon Pallid sturgeon Bayou darter Pearl darter Amphibians & Reptiles Dusky gopher frog Alabama red-bellied turtle Ringed map turtle Yellow-blotched map turtle Green sea turtle Kemp's ridley sea turtle Leatherback sea turtle Loggerhead sea turtle Gopher tortoise Black pine snake Birds Interior least tern Mississippi sandhill crane Piping plover Red-cockaded woodpecker Red knot Mammals Gray bat Indiana bat Northern long-eared bat Louisiana black bear West Indian manatee		Interior Least Tern Federal Register - Delisting of the Interior Least Tern News Release - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service delisting of Interior Least Tern Questions and Answers - Delisting of the Interior Least Tern Eastern Freshwater Mussels News Release - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extends Endangered Species Act protection to two Eastern freshwater mussels Factsheet - Round Hickorynut Pearl Darter Federal Register - Threatened Species Status for the Pearl Darter News Release - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extends Endangered Species Act protection to rare fish Questions and Answers Final Rule to List the Pearl Darter as Threatened Angular Dwarf Crayfish News Release - Endangered Species Act Protection Not Needed for Four Southeastern Animals Questions and Answers Angular Dwarf Crayfish White Fringeless Orchid News Release - Southeastern Orchid Placed on Federal Threatened and Endangered Species List White-Fringeless Orchid Listing Questions and Answers White-Fringeless Orchid Fact Sheet Louisiana Black Bear The Teddy Bear is Back: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Delists Louisiana Black Bear Due to Recovery Black Pinesnake News 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 Screening Analysis of the Likely Economic Impacts of Critical Habitat Designation for the Black Pinesnake Incremental Effects Memorandum for the Economic Analysis of the Proposed Rule to Designate Critical Habitat for the Black Pinesnake Black Pinesnake Range Map Dusky Gopher Frog Final Recovery Plan for the Dusky Gopher Frog (Rana sevosa) Dusky Gopher Frog Controlled Propagation and Reintroduction Plan Northern Long-eared Bat USFWS Northern Long-Eared Bat Website Northern Long-eared Bat Questions and Answers Fungus That Causes White-nose Syndrome Discovered in Mississippi Fungus That Causes Deadly Bat Disease Discovered in Mississippi White-nose Syndrome Map Lower Mississippi River U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Honors U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for Innovative Landscape-Level Conservation Approach Biological Opinion for USACE Lower Mississippi River Channel Improvement Program Conservation Plan for the Interior Least Tern, Pallid Sturgeon, and Fat Pocketbook Mussel in the Lower Mississippi River Lower Mississippi Strategic Habitat Conservation Plan Spring Pygmy Sunfish Proposed Rule—Designation of Critical Habitat for the Spring Pygmy Sunfish

questions or comments about the website, click here

Last Updated: April 28, 2020

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page | Department of the Interior | USA.gov | About the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | Accessibility | Privacy | Notices | Disclaimer | FOIA