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Program News

Look here for the latest information on the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program.

The life and work of Ruth Utzurrum

group of kayakers and canoers boating along edge of island

Service Provides $1.8 Million for Boating Infrastructure Projects in California

Shelter from the Storm

three women wearing orange stand together with long guns

Women need nature, and nature needs them!

Fishing in a river at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

ADFG to receive $61 million from excise taxes generated through purchase of hunting and fishing equipment by user-payers

Proactive conservation supports species at risk

Seeking Public Comments on a Draft Environmental Assessment in South Dakota

Five deer use wildlife overpass to cross highway 21 in Idaho.

Idaho’s New Wildlife Overpass Improves Public Safety and Wildlife Migration

Two hunters with backpacks and firearms walk through Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge.

History and Culture

New Month, New Name, Same Unwavering Purpose

Wildlife Management

Service Provides Over $1.3 Billion to Advance State Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Outdoor Recreational Access

Endangered Species Act

Protected spaces give bog turtles a reason to come out of their shell

Service Seeks Public Comment on a Draft EA for the Hankinson Shooting Range Construction in North Dakota

Five deer use wildlife overpass to cross highway 21 in Idaho.

Idaho’s New Wildlife Overpass Improves Public Safety and Wildlife Migration

Two hunters with backpacks and firearms walk through Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge.

History and Culture

New Month, New Name, Same Unwavering Purpose

Endangered Species Act

Protected spaces give bog turtles a reason to come out of their shell

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

Endangered Species Act

Songs for Species

Lowell Haagenson and Lori Bennett inside the NCTC deer check-station surrounded by hunting area maps and blaze orange vests for hunters.

Connecting with Volunteers and Hunters during NCTC Managed Deer Hunt

Endangered Species Act

What’s in a Name? Frecklebelly Madtom

California condor soars over a canyon.

Tribal Wildlife Grants Program Support Species of Cultural and Traditional Importance

Science and Technology

Conserving at Flyway Scales

“We are Both Hunters and Stewards of the Land”

a boardwalk leads into a vast marsh with rolling mountains in the distance

Adding acres multiplies opportunities

Three hunters in camouflage walk past duck decoys.

History and Culture

National Hunting and Fishing Day 2023