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West Texas landscape

Habitat Restoration

Partners For Fish and Wildlife Restores Thousands of Acres for Texas Wildlife in 2022

windmill and flowers in the prairie

Habitat Restoration

Monitoring Grassland Restoration for Wildlife, Communities

Gwen Kolb’s Mission Statement – Stewardship, Restoration and Relationships

October meeting: Friends of Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery

October Meeting

The Butterfly Effect: A Small Voice with a Big Story

A man in brown jacket a baseball hat stands in a field

Service Staff Member Recognized by Local Conservation District as “Partner of the Year”

Endangered Species Act

Gopher Tortoise Notice of Findings FAQs

A small yellow turtle lies in the sand

Endangered Species Act

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

A furry, beaver-like animal perches in the mud of a coastal wetland. It uses its paws to gather marsh grass roots to eat.

Habitat Restoration

Good riddance to bad rodents

Habitat Restoration

Partnerships help the survival of agriculture and endangered species in the Mojave Desert

Partners Program celebrates landowner's conservation success

Prairie with white and yellow flowers and coniferous trees in the distance

Habitat Restoration

Bringing Back Native Prairie at a Washington Tree Farm

October meeting: Friends of Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery

October Meeting

The Butterfly Effect: A Small Voice with a Big Story

A man in brown jacket a baseball hat stands in a field

Service Staff Member Recognized by Local Conservation District as “Partner of the Year”

Endangered Species Act

Gopher Tortoise Notice of Findings FAQs

A furry, beaver-like animal perches in the mud of a coastal wetland. It uses its paws to gather marsh grass roots to eat.

Habitat Restoration

Good riddance to bad rodents

Habitat Restoration

Partnerships help the survival of agriculture and endangered species in the Mojave Desert

Partners Program celebrates landowner's conservation success

Prairie with white and yellow flowers and coniferous trees in the distance

Habitat Restoration

Bringing Back Native Prairie at a Washington Tree Farm

Migratory Species

The little stream that could, and will again

New England aster in bloom with big bluestem and a large wetland in the background studded with trumpeter swans

Conservation Partner of the Year

A ruby throated hummingbird hovering upwards to a light purple flower to feed.

Land Management

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Manual

Wildlife Management

Burning for Butterflies