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A tan and translucent beetle sits on a rock underwater.

Endangered Species Act

Partner-led habitat conservation prevents federal listing of the Edwards Aquifer diving beetle

A small, wiry plant with alternating stems and flower buds at each tip

Endangered Species Act

Texas screwstem not warranted for federal protection

A photo collage of seven species found in the Edwards Aquifer on a black background. The species are the orange Comal Springs dryopid beetle, the pink to clear Texas blind salamander, the tan to orange San Marcos salamander, the orange to burnt red Comal Springs riffle beetle. The second row of species features the clear Peck’s cave amphipod, the green and yellow Texas wild-rice and tan and blue fountain darter.

Endangered Species Act

Recovery Plan Finalized for Listed Species of the Edwards Aquifer

A bumble bee covered in pollen sitting at a Spalding's catchfly flower

Endangered Species Act

Taking a Closer Look at Pollinators for a Rare Species

Teaching by example in Neosho, Missouri

Ghost Orchid Proposed for Endangered Species Act Protection

Endangered Species Act

Colorado hookless cactus recovered

Looking upstream at West Fork Millacoma River on Elliott State Research Forest

Endangered Species Act

Elliott State Research Forest HCP Integrates Forest Management and Conservation Efforts

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites public input on proposal to list Fish Lake Valley tui chub as endangered

2024 Recovery Champions from the Midwest Region

A map displaying the location of projects associated with Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration cases in New Jersey.

Habitat Restoration

New Jersey NRDAR Web Map and Dashboard Goes Live!

Two people in hard hats and vests shovel dirt in front of a metal culvert.

West Virginia Partners for Fish & Wildlife Program

A tan and translucent beetle sits on a rock underwater.

Endangered Species Act

Partner-led habitat conservation prevents federal listing of the Edwards Aquifer diving beetle

A small, wiry plant with alternating stems and flower buds at each tip

Endangered Species Act

Texas screwstem not warranted for federal protection

A photo collage of seven species found in the Edwards Aquifer on a black background. The species are the orange Comal Springs dryopid beetle, the pink to clear Texas blind salamander, the tan to orange San Marcos salamander, the orange to burnt red Comal Springs riffle beetle. The second row of species features the clear Peck’s cave amphipod, the green and yellow Texas wild-rice and tan and blue fountain darter.

Endangered Species Act

Recovery Plan Finalized for Listed Species of the Edwards Aquifer

Ghost Orchid Proposed for Endangered Species Act Protection

Looking upstream at West Fork Millacoma River on Elliott State Research Forest

Endangered Species Act

Elliott State Research Forest HCP Integrates Forest Management and Conservation Efforts

Endangered Species Act

Colorado hookless cactus recovered

Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites public input on proposal to list Fish Lake Valley tui chub as endangered

Five-petal, purple flower with a yellow center and three green leaves radiating from the base of the flower.

Endangered Species Act

Draft Recovery Plan Available for Rare Virgin Islands Plant

Through calm, clear waters, an emerald-green spiral springsnail is shown, sitting on a tan rock with holes.

Endangered Species Act

Three Forks Springsnail’s Final Recovery Plan Available

purple with white wing tips flowers cluster along a matt of green among tan stones

Endangered Species Act

Service Announces Sentry Milk-Vetch Recovery Plan

Light green, lobed leaves grow in a basal rosette. Two slightly blooming yellow flowers erupt from the plant’s center.

Endangered Species Act

Services Approves Final Recovery Plan for Texas Golden Gladecress

a tan sea turtle lays on the sand under some grass

Endangered Species Act

Sea Turtle Nesting Season Kicks Off on the Texas Coast

A bumble bee covered in pollen sitting at a Spalding's catchfly flower

Endangered Species Act

Taking a Closer Look at Pollinators for a Rare Species

Teaching by example in Neosho, Missouri

2024 Recovery Champions from the Midwest Region

A map displaying the location of projects associated with Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration cases in New Jersey.

Habitat Restoration

New Jersey NRDAR Web Map and Dashboard Goes Live!

Two people in hard hats and vests shovel dirt in front of a metal culvert.

West Virginia Partners for Fish & Wildlife Program

red ohia lehua flower

Listening to the Hilo Rain: Impacts of Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death on Lei Making and Other Cultural Practices in Hawaiʻi

New Jersey Field Office Videos

A gray bird with long tail feathers perched on a tree branch

Migratory Species

Draft Avian Study Plan Released

Endangered Species Act

Hellbent On Survival

cartoon of a woman silhouette in black walking with a suitcase in one hand and a turtle in a carrier in the other

Science and Technology

Pet Permit Applications For International Travel Digitized

A view of a dam and river surrounded by trees.

Migratory Species

Raritan River Fish Passage Initiative

Habitat Restoration

Restoring the Coasts