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11 Ways Wildlife Refuges Make Life Better

Intern in river holding a freshwater mussel

Meet the Future of Conservation

Laysan albatross flying above Kahuku Golf Course

Migratory Species

Bird-Friendly Golf Courses

A sparrow--primarily gray and black with russet around the eyes--perches in tall marsh grass.

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Salt Marshes for People & Wildlife

Habitat Restoration

$10.8 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands and Build Coastal Resiliency

An ‘ākohekohe sits on a branch. It has a black body with orange patches strewn throughout its body. An orange circle outlines its eye.

Decision-making in a new era of conservation

Two people kneel as they place small seedlings in the ground

Habitat Restoration

Innovative restoration shows promise

Oceans of Trash

Two brown-and-black birds on standing on a rocky surface

Coastal restoration collaboration: a first step to save shorebirds

He‘eia wetland watershed on O‘ahu’s eastern coast with mountains in the background.

Habitat Restoration

Six Wetlands Supported Through the National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program

A river bordered by green shrubs and trees and a blue sky with white clouds reflected in the water's surface

Habitat Restoration

Restoring the Pawcatuck River

Diversity of effort benefits diversity in nature

Habitat Restoration

$10.8 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands and Build Coastal Resiliency

Wildlife Management

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Awards More Than $20 Million To Help Coastal Community Resilience, Provide Economic Benefits and Protect Native Ecosystems

11 Ways Wildlife Refuges Make Life Better

Intern in river holding a freshwater mussel

Meet the Future of Conservation

Laysan albatross flying above Kahuku Golf Course

Migratory Species

Bird-Friendly Golf Courses

A sparrow--primarily gray and black with russet around the eyes--perches in tall marsh grass.

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Salt Marshes for People & Wildlife

An ‘ākohekohe sits on a branch. It has a black body with orange patches strewn throughout its body. An orange circle outlines its eye.

Decision-making in a new era of conservation

Two people kneel as they place small seedlings in the ground

Habitat Restoration

Innovative restoration shows promise

Oceans of Trash

Two brown-and-black birds on standing on a rocky surface

Coastal restoration collaboration: a first step to save shorebirds

He‘eia wetland watershed on O‘ahu’s eastern coast with mountains in the background.

Habitat Restoration

Six Wetlands Supported Through the National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program

A river bordered by green shrubs and trees and a blue sky with white clouds reflected in the water's surface

Habitat Restoration

Restoring the Pawcatuck River

Diversity of effort benefits diversity in nature

Saltmarsh Sparrow mother and chicks huddled in nest in salt marsh

The sparrow that speaks for the marsh