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Two uniformed Federal Wildlife Officers pose for a picture with a painted sign in the background on a hill reading "welcome to Kalskag"
Our People
Yukon Delta’s Refuge Law Enforcement
Apr 1, 2025
A Federal Wildlife Officer sits at the helm of a boat with the banks of the river visible through the window in front of him.
Our People
SFWO James (Jim) Reynolds
Apr 1, 2025
a federal officer at the helm of a river boat drives as his boat is tied to another boat with a family of five people
Our People
FWO Robert Sundown
Apr 1, 2025
a uniformed officer poses for a picture at the edge of a Southern Texas landscape
Our People
SFWO Matthew McDonald
Apr 1, 2025
A long line of vehicles forms at National Elk Refuge on opening day of the shed antler hunt season.
Wildlife Crime
Antler Poaching Felony Earns Fine and Ban 
Apr 2, 2024
A man in a knit hat, sunglasses and a blue jacket smiles at the top of a snowy trail.
Our People
Federal Wildlife Officer Bests Endurance Challenge
Feb 28, 2024
Close Up of Federal Wildlife Officer/Pilot taxis at an airport with the entry window/door open.
Our People
A 67 Million Acre Open Air Office
Jan 9, 2024
several dead white geese lie on the ground next to a field
Wildlife Crime
Maryland waterfowl outfitter sentenced for violations of state and federal wildlife laws
Sep 8, 2023
Migratory Bird Program Daher Kodiak survey plane in front of the International Federal Pavilion at EAA AirVenture convention
Our People
USFWS at EAA AirVenture
Aug 10, 2023
A large pile of fresh-cut timber lies in a field with green trees behind it
Wildlife Crime
Federal Wildlife Officer Nabs Refuge Timber Thief
Jun 26, 2023
Federal Wildlife Canine Togo sits for a picture with
Our People
Veteran Spotlight: Pete Harvey
Nov 10, 2022
Mentored turkey hunt group photo at Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge
Recreation
Hooked on hunting
Jul 13, 2022

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Two uniformed Federal Wildlife Officers pose for a picture with a painted sign in the background on a hill reading "welcome to Kalskag"
Our People
Yukon Delta’s Refuge Law Enforcement
Apr 1, 2025
A Federal Wildlife Officer sits at the helm of a boat with the banks of the river visible through the window in front of him.
Our People
SFWO James (Jim) Reynolds
Apr 1, 2025
a federal officer at the helm of a river boat drives as his boat is tied to another boat with a family of five people
Our People
FWO Robert Sundown
Apr 1, 2025
a uniformed officer poses for a picture at the edge of a Southern Texas landscape
Our People
SFWO Matthew McDonald
Apr 1, 2025
A long line of vehicles forms at National Elk Refuge on opening day of the shed antler hunt season.
Wildlife Crime
Antler Poaching Felony Earns Fine and Ban 
Apr 2, 2024
A man in a knit hat, sunglasses and a blue jacket smiles at the top of a snowy trail.
Our People
Federal Wildlife Officer Bests Endurance Challenge
Feb 28, 2024
Close Up of Federal Wildlife Officer/Pilot taxis at an airport with the entry window/door open.
Our People
A 67 Million Acre Open Air Office
Jan 9, 2024
several dead white geese lie on the ground next to a field
Wildlife Crime
Maryland waterfowl outfitter sentenced for violations of state and federal wildlife laws
Sep 8, 2023
Migratory Bird Program Daher Kodiak survey plane in front of the International Federal Pavilion at EAA AirVenture convention
Our People
USFWS at EAA AirVenture
Aug 10, 2023
A large pile of fresh-cut timber lies in a field with green trees behind it
Wildlife Crime
Federal Wildlife Officer Nabs Refuge Timber Thief
Jun 26, 2023
Federal Wildlife Canine Togo sits for a picture with
Our People
Veteran Spotlight: Pete Harvey
Nov 10, 2022
Mentored turkey hunt group photo at Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge
Recreation
Hooked on hunting
Jul 13, 2022

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