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Endangered Species Act

Colorado hookless cactus recovered

Looking upstream at West Fork Millacoma River on Elliott State Research Forest

Endangered Species Act

Elliott State Research Forest HCP Integrates Forest Management and Conservation Efforts

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites public input on proposal to list Fish Lake Valley tui chub as endangered

2024 Recovery Champions from the Midwest Region

A map displaying the location of projects associated with Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration cases in New Jersey.

Habitat Restoration

New Jersey NRDAR Web Map and Dashboard Goes Live!

Two people in hard hats and vests shovel dirt in front of a metal culvert.

West Virginia Partners for Fish & Wildlife Program

red ohia lehua flower

Listening to the Hilo Rain: Impacts of Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death on Lei Making and Other Cultural Practices in Hawaiʻi

New Jersey Field Office Videos

Five-petal, purple flower with a yellow center and three green leaves radiating from the base of the flower.

Endangered Species Act

Draft Recovery Plan Available for Rare Virgin Islands Plant

A gray bird with long tail feathers perched on a tree branch

Migratory Species

Draft Avian Study Plan Released

Through calm, clear waters, an emerald-green spiral springsnail is shown, sitting on a tan rock with holes.

Endangered Species Act

Three Forks Springsnail’s Final Recovery Plan Available

Endangered Species Act

Hellbent On Survival

Florida manatee swims in shallow water toward camera.

Endangered Species Act

Servicio Federal de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de los Estados Unidos Publica Desición Sobre Dos Peticiones del Manatí de las Indias Occidentales 

a Foothill yellow-legged frog in a stream

Endangered Species Act

Critical Habitat Proposed for Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog

Close up of manatee

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Publishes Finding on Two West Indian Manatee Petitions

Grizzly bear standing on a slope

Endangered Species Act

USFWS Proposes Update to Grizzly Bear ESA Listing & Management

Looking upstream at West Fork Millacoma River on Elliott State Research Forest

Endangered Species Act

Service Releases Final EIS for the Elliott State Research Forest Habitat Conservation Plan

A photo captures an Everglades snail kite as it snags a snail in its talons.

Land Management

Miccosukee Tribe, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Co-Stewardship

The golden-cheeked warbler—a small, yellow-cheeked bird with black and white plumage—perches on a dried branch dotted with orange and light green lichen.

Endangered Species Act

Service's Review Recommends Downlisting of Golden-Cheeked Warbler

Ute Ladies’-tresses

Endangered Species Act

Ute Ladies’-tresses Proposed for Delisting Due to Conservation Efforts

A slow moving, brown creek flows in a dense, leafy forest on a sunny day.

Endangered Species Act

Comment Period Open for Eagle Creek Conservation Benefit Agreement

gray wolf lying down with head turned to camera

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Offers Reward for Information Regarding the Illegal Killing of a Gray Wolf

Endangered Species Act

Service Announces Draft Recovery Plan for Callippe Silverspot Butterfly

a brown skink on a leaf

Endangered Species Act

Servicio Federal Propone Listar y Hábitat Crítico para Cuatro Especies de Eslizones del Caribe

Dan Murphy: Taking a Landscape Approach to Conserving Wildlife

American Alligators in CITES Export Programs

People wearing "I Heart Lenapehoking" shirts gather in a forested area under tall tree cover.

History and Culture

Rekindling Indigenous Knowledge

Supporting jaguars at home and abroad

U.S. Capitol building in the sun with tops of trees in foreground

Coastal Barrier Resources System Expands under Reauthorization

a view of a green, forested landscape with an overcast sky

History and Culture

One small step: More than 1,000 acres returned to the Onondaga Nation

Rolling mountains with conifer trees and a partly cloudy sky

2024 - Weekly Highlights from the Asheville Field Office, Asheville, North Carolina

Man kneeling down, using loppers to cut small stems

Land Management

Snapshot: Biologists Assess Hurricane's Impacts to Wetlands

Two people using chainsaws to cut up a tree

Snapshot: Biologists Descend on North Carolina Wetland to Counter Invasive Tree

Woman at a microscope set up at at pickup truck

Endangered Species Act

Snapshot: Biologists Begin Assessing Area Streams Post-Hurricane Helene

Wildlife Wonders

Habitat Restoration

Freshwater Mussels and Fish Moved to a New Home in the Donner und Blitzen River