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Looking south from Atlantic Ocean side of South Monomoy Island

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With more than 570 national wildlife refuges, 70 fish hatcheries, and 20 million acres of congressionally designated wilderness, there is a lot to explore with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service!

Wildlife Refuges
Picture of landscape with ponds and woods.
Fish Hatcheries
Wilderness
Paddlers navigate a stretch of river with firs along the banks and purple mountains rising behind them.
Rivers
Wetlands at Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska.

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9 Ways We Protect America's Wild Places
Image of a salt marsh on after runnel restoration on the refuge
Wilderness! There's Nothing Like It
A large single rock outcropping surrounded by small ocean waves coming ashore at low tide
The National Fish Hatchery System Supports Aquatic Conservation
Two lake sturgeon on gravel in aquarium

Programs

Learn more about how the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services protects and conserves America's lands and wildlife. 

Urban Wildlife ConservationA bison grazing in the foreground with mountains and a city and electrical infrastructure in the backgroundCoastal ProgramGathering of Puffins on brown rockPartners for Fish and WildlifeTwo smiling men standing in a field of tall grass shake hands.Historic PreservationAn old stone A-framed building in a high desert landscape with an old mill next to itNational Resource Program CenterA person stands near the top of a tall ladder in a remote area surrounded by trees and greenery.
Visitor Center Sign with Open sign below

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