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Migratory Species

Detecting Birds

For Parents and Educators

Conservation Through Art- Junior Duck Stamp Contest Now Open

Director Williams Talks With Ducks Unlimited

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Science and Technology

Bird banding day offers lessons for the amateur to the expert

Habitat Restoration

Working to Prevent a New Dust Bowl

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Science and Technology

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes steps to reduce deadly bird collisions

Tufted Puffin feeding off the coast of Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge

Science and Technology

Tufted puffins as sea sentinels

Finished smoked mallard

Mid-Summer Smoked Mallard

Fish and wildlife staff peer into a mess of abandoned and mangled lobster traps

Seabirds and the struggle against marine debris in the Gulf of Maine

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Migratory Species

2022 WBPHS Field Report - Eastern Montana and Southern Alberta

Migratory Species

Alaska North Slope Region (Northern/Eastern Units) Spring/Summer Subsistence Migratory Bird In-Season Harvest Closure Dates, 2022

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Migratory Species

Becoming a Pilot Biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Aerial view of wetlands and white dots are pelicans

Migratory Species

2022 WBPHS Field Report - North and South Dakota

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2022 WBPHS Field Report - Quebec and Ontario

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Migratory Species

2022 WBPHS Field Report - Maine and Atlantic Canada Provinces

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Migratory Species

2022 WBPHS Field Report - Southern Manitoba/Southeastern Saskatchewan

Migratory Species

A better city for birds

Project Safe Flight

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Migratory Species

Dim the Lights for Birds at Night!

Wildlife Wonders

Greater sandhill cranes fill the land and air at Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado

Science and Technology

Using Cutting-Edge Technology to Monitor Sandhill Cranes

USFWS Pacific Region Seabird Coordinator Roberta Swift goes birding along the Eagle Creek Trail in the Columbia River Gorge.

Swift Conservation: Roberta Swift Works with Partners to Protect Seabirds