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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

Oysters cling to stacked blockades that resemble stairs. The structure sits above the sea water.

Shell-tering our shores from sea level rise

Wildlife Wonders

The Beach, Wildlife and You

Wildlife Management

"Hope Spots" in the Ocean

History and Culture

Lighthouses of the Refuge System

Habitat Restoration

Reducing Wetland Loss in Coastal Watersheds

USFWS Coastal Program bolsters bird, turtle and mice populations in South Alabama

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

Oysters cling to stacked blockades that resemble stairs. The structure sits above the sea water.

Shell-tering our shores from sea level rise

Wildlife Wonders

The Beach, Wildlife and You

Wildlife Management

"Hope Spots" in the Ocean

History and Culture

Lighthouses of the Refuge System

Habitat Restoration

Reducing Wetland Loss in Coastal Watersheds

USFWS Coastal Program bolsters bird, turtle and mice populations in South Alabama

a closeup of a red knot held in one hand

Migratory Species

Banding red knots

Land Management

Marine Areas, Islands and Coasts

Habitat Restoration

Service, Partners Restore Florida Flatwoods