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Staff from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Coastal Program release Kemp’s ridley hatchlings at Padre Island National Seashore.

Wildlife Management

Renewed Hope for Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles

A rusty patched bumble bee on blooming anise hyssop

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Resilience Along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan Greenway

Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance staff carrying extremely healthy Spartina alterniflora plants from the boat

Habitat Restoration

A Lasting Partnership for Florida's Living Shorelines

Fourteen people pose for a photo holding wooden boxes and frames with screens.

Habitat Restoration

Addressing Partner Needs and Supporting Native Plant Conservation in Interior Alaska

A perched culvert that runs under a road had been placed where fish or other aquatic species would need to drop several feet to reach the water below. A perched culvert is not fish-friendly.

Habitat Restoration

Reconnecting Streams in Wisconsin to Recover Native Brook Trout

Crumbling concrete dam in Rose City, Michigan blocks passage of fish and other aquatic animals through Beechwood Creek and creates a safety hazard for people and wildlife.

Habitat Restoration

Removing a 20th Century Dam to Restore a Stream and a Wetland

4 people sanding downstream of undersized road culverts in a stream holding a big metal fish

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Salmon Habitat, Strengthening Local Economies, and Improving Food Security in Southeast Alaska

A new bridge over Clear Creek in Wahkiakum County in southern Washington improves fish passage and reduces a public safety hazard

Habitat Restoration

Reconnecting a Stream for Pacific Salmon and Improving Public Safety

Habitat Restoration

View from Above: Supporting the Whooping Crane Winter Survey in Texas

Endangered Florida salt marsh vole in Florida's Big Bend

Habitat Restoration

Unlocking Recovery of Florida Salt Marsh Voles

Group photo of the Atlantic salmon egg planting crew, consisting of biologists from the USFWS Gulf of Maine Coastal Program, USFWS Fisheries and Aquatic Conservation Program, and Maine Department of Marine Resources on the West Branch of the Sheepscot River

Wildlife Management

Building a Path to Recovery for Atlantic Salmon in Maine

Endangered rusty patched bumble bee on wild bergamot

Habitat Restoration

Habitat Restoration and Stewardship Outreach in Northeast Illinois

Staff from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Coastal Program release Kemp’s ridley hatchlings at Padre Island National Seashore.

Wildlife Management

Renewed Hope for Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles

A rusty patched bumble bee on blooming anise hyssop

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Resilience Along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan Greenway

Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance staff carrying extremely healthy Spartina alterniflora plants from the boat

Habitat Restoration

A Lasting Partnership for Florida's Living Shorelines

Fourteen people pose for a photo holding wooden boxes and frames with screens.

Habitat Restoration

Addressing Partner Needs and Supporting Native Plant Conservation in Interior Alaska

A perched culvert that runs under a road had been placed where fish or other aquatic species would need to drop several feet to reach the water below. A perched culvert is not fish-friendly.

Habitat Restoration

Reconnecting Streams in Wisconsin to Recover Native Brook Trout

Crumbling concrete dam in Rose City, Michigan blocks passage of fish and other aquatic animals through Beechwood Creek and creates a safety hazard for people and wildlife.

Habitat Restoration

Removing a 20th Century Dam to Restore a Stream and a Wetland

4 people sanding downstream of undersized road culverts in a stream holding a big metal fish

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Salmon Habitat, Strengthening Local Economies, and Improving Food Security in Southeast Alaska

A new bridge over Clear Creek in Wahkiakum County in southern Washington improves fish passage and reduces a public safety hazard

Habitat Restoration

Reconnecting a Stream for Pacific Salmon and Improving Public Safety

Endangered Florida salt marsh vole in Florida's Big Bend

Habitat Restoration

Unlocking Recovery of Florida Salt Marsh Voles

Habitat Restoration

View from Above: Supporting the Whooping Crane Winter Survey in Texas

Group photo of the Atlantic salmon egg planting crew, consisting of biologists from the USFWS Gulf of Maine Coastal Program, USFWS Fisheries and Aquatic Conservation Program, and Maine Department of Marine Resources on the West Branch of the Sheepscot River

Wildlife Management

Building a Path to Recovery for Atlantic Salmon in Maine

Endangered rusty patched bumble bee on wild bergamot

Habitat Restoration

Habitat Restoration and Stewardship Outreach in Northeast Illinois