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a portrait of a hanging bat with large ears, folded arms, and a fuzzy brown body

State of the Bats

red wolf painted on a building with red background

Endangered Species Act

Service Works with Partners to Unveil Mural of World’s Most Endangered Wolf at Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge

Freshwater mussel with a prominant spine at the top of its shell sits on a red net

Endangered Species Act

Altamaha Spinymussel

Small bodied fish with a blunt snout, rounded fins, three saddles, and a blotched mottled pattern along the sides of its body.

Trispot Darter Conservation

A small yellow turtle lies in the sand

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Completes Gopher Tortoise Review

Two people crouching beside an ice cube tray filled with water and insects, which is set on an identification key.

Endangered Species Act

Snapshot: Mitchell County, N.C. Students Learn About Animals of the North Toe River

older female red wolf crossing a field

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Comment on Revised Red Wolf Recovery Plan to Guide Recovery Efforts

Students walking across a broad, rocky beach to a shallow river

Endangered Species Act

Snapshot: Students in North Carolina's Yancey County Hit The Water

Biologist beside a boulder, teasing through moss and dirt with a pair of tweezers.

Endangered Species Act

Tracking a needle in a haystack – monitoring the endangered spruce-fir moss spider

Metal grate running across a road with adjacent ground covered in straw.

Wildlife Management

NCDOT Helps Ensure Safe Passage for Wetland Animals

Two people standing in a forest looking up, one using binoculars

Wildlife Management

Snapshot: Applying a Gentle Touch to Improving Habitat for an Endangered Flying Squirrel

Flowering plants in front of an office building

Habitat Restoration

Service Creates a Home for Pollinators in Asheville, N.C.