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

Habitat Restoration

$10.8 Million To Protect and Restore Coastal Wetlands and Build Coastal Resiliency

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

Cutting-Edge Conservation Innovations Garner Theodore Roosevelt Genius Prizes

A caribout antler with purple flowers in the tundra

Wildlife Management

Service Awards More Than $1.3 Million to Seven Alaska Tribes

Americans Spent $394B on Hunting, Fishing, and Wildlife-Associated Activities in '22

herd elk in the far distance with snow covered hills and tallk mountains behind them

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Comment on a Draft Environmental Assessment for the Teton Wildlife Habitat Management Area Disposal in Teton County, Wyoming

Science and Technology

Conserving at Flyway Scales

“We are Both Hunters and Stewards of the Land”

Herd of feral goats on Hawiian Island.

Wildlife Management

Game Mammal Study Across Hawaiian Islands Can Support Hunters and Endangered Species

Four small owls sit among shrubs on the ground and look at the camera

Three California species supported by Tribal Wildlife Grants

Endangered Species Act

Forest products company protects majority of habitat for federally protected plant in Maine

Endangered Species Act

Bumble Bee Atlas

Tuskegee students in hunter orange and camouflage look on as Bill Freemen shows them how to process a deer.

Supporting Outdoor Diversity and Access for Tuskegee University Students Through Hunter Education

Boater’s Paradise

Power of partnerships

Ten students from Mt. Holyoke stand in front of targets at the Fort River Archery Range.

Service Introduces College Clubs to Archery at Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge

Fungi growing out of tick body under a microscope.

Service Supports Winter Tick Research Using Fungi to Decrease Tick Populations

ACE Fellow Elena Campbell wearing blazing orange holds three quail she successfully harvested while hunting at Buckeyes Plantation.

Wildlife Management

Reflection on Conservation Leaders for Tomorrow (CLfT) Experience

Tribal citizens step into new career field through fish hatchery experience

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