Library Collections

Atoka HCP and three appendices

Space X - Biological Opinion

Justification letter for no effect determinations in IPaC.

An educational collection of fish migration materials from a lesson plan to fish fun fact sheets.
Fish need to move! They need to find food, find places to spawn, to hide or rest - and they need aquatic connections between all of these places. Were you aware that over 6-million man-made barriers, in the U.S. alone, keep fish from getting to where they need to go to grow and survive?

This collection provides resources for researchers and surveyors of rusty patched bumble bees.

This library includes information on funding for state agencies for the construction, renovation, operation, and maintenance of pump-out stations and waste reception facilities to meet the needs of recreational boaters.

This library collection contains lesson plans and other resources designed to help teachers engage their students in thinking critically about the sagebrush ecosystem and ways to support it. Lessons are aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core State Standards, and they contain numerous adaptations /extensions to meet the divergent needs of students in grades 4 – 12. Care has been taken to incorporate the perspectives of diverse stakeholders, including plant and wildlife biologists, ecologists, educators, fire managers, indigenous peoples, and ranchers.

The following are the water trail maps for all four districts of the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. For the full list of water trails, directions, and what to expect for the trail visit the Water Trails Page.

Fish Facts are handouts with labeled fish illustrations on a variety of migratory fish. You will learn the scientific name, how to identify each fish, as well as other important facts. Most handouts also include photos of the fish.
All Fish Facts art work courtesy, Laury Zicari, artist and retired USFWS.