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Staff from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Coastal Program release Kemp’s ridley hatchlings at Padre Island National Seashore.

Wildlife Management

Renewed Hope for Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles

Fourteen people pose for a photo holding wooden boxes and frames with screens.

Habitat Restoration

Addressing Partner Needs and Supporting Native Plant Conservation in Interior Alaska

Two people sit on a moving boat, with one person driving while the other holds a clipboard

Habitat Restoration

Partnerships, Perennials, and Preventing the Need to List the Apalachicola Wild Indigo

thirty-six people pose for a photo outdoors with a cloudy sky

Habitat Restoration

Building Private Lands Conservation Skills

Four people looking at the camera holding field tools to restore habitat with dense shrubs and trees behind them. The people are wearing orange hard hats and earmuffs.

Habitat Restoration

Spring Bird Surveys Show the Value of Habitat Restoration for Golden-winged Warblers

A large group of people pose for a photo outside in front of a large tree.

Habitat Restoration

A Leap Towards Recovery: Nearly 500 Dusky Gopher Frogs Released on Restored Private Lands in Mississippi

A person wearing a wide‑brimmed hat stands in a large field filled with yellow wildflowers. They hold a sign that reads “Cooperator – Partners for Fish & Wildlife – U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.” Trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds appear in the background.

Habitat Restoration

Stewards of the Land: Creating a Pollinator's Paradise in Southern Oklahoma

A small toad in a plastic container

Habitat Restoration

Reintroductions and habitat restoration improve the odds for Houston toad

Man standing on the edge of a field, wearing work gloves, and sorting through dirt in a large sieve in front of him

Snapshot: Staff Come Together to Search for Human History Before Restoration Groundbreaking

A person wearing outdoor field gear sits beside a grassy streambank, holding an Apache trout over a yellow measuring board. The stream and dense vegetation fill the background.

Habitat Restoration

From Endangered to Recovered: The Resilient Return of the Apache Trout

Two people standing in a field of green vegetation with trees in the background

Habitat Restoration

Saving the Rattlesnake-master Borer Moth: How Fire Sparked Change in Kentucky

Spotted frog rests on the surface of a pond, surrounded by duckweed.

Partnerships Drive Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery in Arizona

Staff from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Coastal Program release Kemp’s ridley hatchlings at Padre Island National Seashore.

Wildlife Management

Renewed Hope for Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles

Two people sit on a moving boat, with one person driving while the other holds a clipboard

Habitat Restoration

Partnerships, Perennials, and Preventing the Need to List the Apalachicola Wild Indigo

Fourteen people pose for a photo holding wooden boxes and frames with screens.

Habitat Restoration

Addressing Partner Needs and Supporting Native Plant Conservation in Interior Alaska

thirty-six people pose for a photo outdoors with a cloudy sky

Habitat Restoration

Building Private Lands Conservation Skills

Four people looking at the camera holding field tools to restore habitat with dense shrubs and trees behind them. The people are wearing orange hard hats and earmuffs.

Habitat Restoration

Spring Bird Surveys Show the Value of Habitat Restoration for Golden-winged Warblers

A large group of people pose for a photo outside in front of a large tree.

Habitat Restoration

A Leap Towards Recovery: Nearly 500 Dusky Gopher Frogs Released on Restored Private Lands in Mississippi

A person wearing a wide‑brimmed hat stands in a large field filled with yellow wildflowers. They hold a sign that reads “Cooperator – Partners for Fish & Wildlife – U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.” Trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds appear in the background.

Habitat Restoration

Stewards of the Land: Creating a Pollinator's Paradise in Southern Oklahoma

A small toad in a plastic container

Habitat Restoration

Reintroductions and habitat restoration improve the odds for Houston toad

Man standing on the edge of a field, wearing work gloves, and sorting through dirt in a large sieve in front of him

Snapshot: Staff Come Together to Search for Human History Before Restoration Groundbreaking

A person wearing outdoor field gear sits beside a grassy streambank, holding an Apache trout over a yellow measuring board. The stream and dense vegetation fill the background.

Habitat Restoration

From Endangered to Recovered: The Resilient Return of the Apache Trout

Spotted frog rests on the surface of a pond, surrounded by duckweed.

Partnerships Drive Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery in Arizona

Two people standing in a field of green vegetation with trees in the background

Habitat Restoration

Saving the Rattlesnake-master Borer Moth: How Fire Sparked Change in Kentucky