Alaska
Our regional headquarters is primarily comprised of administrative offices, law enforcement, and the offices of our regional leadership. At this location, you can find staff from our Alaska Migratory Birds Office, Alaska Marine Mammals Office, Conservation Genetics Lab, Ecological Services (including our contaminants and spill response office), Wildlife and Sportfish Restoration, Science Applications, Water Resources, Fire Management, External Affairs, and the Office of Subsistence Management.
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Endangered Species Act
History meets the personal in this story about questing to find Alaska's one endangered plant.
Endangered Species Act
When you’re threatened or endangered, love can be hard to come by. Meet Alaska's ESA-listed bachelors and bachelorettes!
History of Lake Hood and the hanger that shaped USFWS aviation operations in the region.
Migratory Species
The Los Angeles Snowy Owl is one of many individuals over the last decade to wander far from its Arctic breeding grounds. Snowy Owls are known as nomadic, irruptive migrants that sometimes migrate in large numbers outside their typical winter range. "Snowy Owls are so nomadic it led to experts...
Wildlife Wonders
Picture yourself like any free-swimming squid, thousands of feet underwater in the ethereal silence of the freezing-cold deep sea. In the crushing pressure and near-absolute black void, something is moving towards you slowly, but steadily. Its streamlined bulk, soft pink body, and blue-tipped fins...
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