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Land Management

Camp Pendleton named Service’s Military Conservation Partner of the Year

a brown slender salamander on mossy rocks and mud

Endangered Species Act

Public Comment Sought on Proposal to List Two Salamanders in California

Habitat Restoration

Columbia River, National Fish Passage Program Project Receives State Land Board Award

Texas groundwater invertebrates

Catching the Bug with the Service’s Groundwater Invertebrate Experts in Texas

An adult rim rock crowned snake is curled around limestone rocks and dirt on the ground in Miami, Florida. Its head is brownish black with a red-brown back and tan belly.

Endangered Species Act

Service Proposes Listing Two Florida Snakes as Endangered

A young woman in muddy boots and a hat with the Service shield on it holds a small grass plant. She kneels in the mud of a marsh. Next to her a volunteer with a beard, brimmed hat, and safety vest, pats the dirt around a recently planted grass plug.

Sarah Shearer: A term employee makes a permanent impression

Wildlife Wonders

“The Coolest Mammals on Earth”

Rabbitsfoot Mussel

Endangered Species Act

Service Announces Availability of Draft Recovery Plan for Rabbitsfoot Mussel

A small yellow turtle lies in the sand

Endangered Species Act

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

A large adult black bear plodding across a grassy field with vegetation in its mouth

For Parents and Educators

Four Elements of a Healthy Forest

Endangered Species Act

Gopher Tortoise Notice of Findings FAQs

a gray and olive colored fat toad with bumpy skin sits on pine needles in a burned forest

Wildlife Wonders

How Does Wildfire Impact Wildlife and Forests?